Dual Non-Abelian Duality and the Drinfeld Double
C. Klimcik, P. Severa
Abstract
The standard notion of the non-Abelian duality in string theory is generalized to the class of -models admitting `non-commutative conserved charges'. Such -models can be associated with every Lie bialgebra ( ,) and they possess an isometry group iff the commutant [,] is not equal to . Within the enlarged class of the backgrounds the non-Abelian duality is a duality transformation in the proper sense of the word. It exchanges the roles of and and it can be interpreted as a symplectomorphism of the phase spaces of the mutually dual theories. We give explicit formulas for the non-Abelian duality transformation for any (,). The non-Abelian analogue of the Abelian modular space O(d,d; Z) consists of all maximally isotropic decompositions of the corresponding Drinfeld double.
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