Contact Structure-induced Symplectic Nearly Half-Flat SU(3) Structure in Finite-N Thermal M-Theory
Aalok Misra
Abstract
The M-theory dual of thermal QCD-like theories constructed in arXiv:1306.4339, 2004.07259 involves, as shown in arXiv:2211.13186, a closed G2-structure seven-fold M7 supporting Contact 3-Structures (C3S) that induce a ``transverse'' SU(3)-structure. We prove that this induced structure belongs to the symplectic nearly half-flat (S(nearly)HF) class: dωΦ=0 exactly, while dΩ+ is suppressed as O(e-N1/3/O(1)) in the infrared "MQGP limit", leaving WΦSU(3)=W2- as the sole non-vanishing Chiossi--Salamon torsion class and completing the G-structure classification of the MQGP dual initiated in arXiv:1507.02692,2004.07259, 2211.13186. As a physical application, Kaluza--Klein reduction of the eleven-dimensional Hodge dual of the differential of the G2-structure positive three-form on M7, organised through the G2/S(nearly)HF torsion data, yields a radial ``magnetic field'' B KK(r) whose squared norm factorises exactly into external and internal factors. B KK(r) satisfies a Bessel-type ODE with a regular singular point at the horizon; normalisability and infrared regularity select J2, with harmonicity of the aforementioned internal factor recovered from the large-N suppression. B KK is related to the magnetic field of the type~IIA flavour D6-branes via a non-linear power law, furnishing a top-down holographic mechanism for generating weak magnetic fields in finite-temperature string theory.
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