String-like description of gravity and possible applications for F-theory
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Abstract: The Lorentz harmonic formulation of D-dimensional bosonic p-brane theory with coupled to an antisymmetric tensor field of rank d=(p+1) provides the dynamical ground for the description of d=(p+1) dimensional Gravity. It hence realizes the idea of Regge and Teitelboim on a 'string-like' description of gravity. The simplest nontrivial models of such a kind are provided by free D-dimensional p-branes in which world volumes are embedded as minimal surfaces. Possible applications of such a model with d=2+2 and D=2+10 for studying a geometry of bosonic sector of F-theory are considered. Some speculations inspired by the proposed model are presented.
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