T-Duality and Time development of a (2+1)-Dimensional String Universe
Kenji Hotta, Keiji Kikkawa, Michihiko Sakamoto
Abstract
The time development of a model of (2+1)-dimensional torus universe is studied based on background field equations which follow from a string theory. The metrics in various cases are characterized by a real parameter which specifies a ratio of the lengths of two independent cycles. When the parameter is a rational number, the space is asymptotically stretched along a cycle while the other cycle kept finite. When the parameter is an irrational number, the lengths of two cycles, as well as the space volume (area), grow in proportion to the proper time t for an observer sitting at rest in this universe in the asymptotic region.
Create a lesson
Related papers
The stability of non-Abelian A4 vortices in SO(3) gauge theory
Yoshihiko Abe, Tetsutaro Higaki, Kazuya Murakami et al.
Catalan polynomials for the Wishart-Laguerre β-ensemble
Bei Kang, Lu-Yao Wang, Ke Wu et al.
Nambu's Dynamics, Strings and Gravitized Quantum Theory
Tristan Hübsch, Djordje Minic
Gauge-invariant nonperturbative Wilson action in quantum electrodynamics II
Sorato Nagao, Hiroshi Suzuki
Linear stability matrix and Lyapunov exponents for stationary spacetime
Xu Ye, Shao-Wen Wei
Mutual Information of Measurement in Conformal Field Theories
Israel Klich, Ravisankar Rajagopal, Diana Vaman