Tensionless Branes and Discrete Gauge Symmetry
Jeffrey A. Harvey, Per Kraus, Finn Larsen
Abstract
We show that the tensionless branes found recently on non-BPS D-branes using non-commutative field theory are in fact gauge equivalent to the vacuum under a discrete gauge symmetry. We also give a simple construction of the D(2p)-branes in IIA theory starting from a single non-BPS D9-brane.
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