The Principle of Equivalence as a Guide towards Matrix Theory Compactifications
Jesús Puente Peñalba
Abstract
The principle of equivalence is translated into the language of the world-volume field theories that define matrix and string theories. This idea leads to explore possible matrix descriptions of M-theory compactifications. An interesting case is the relationship between D=6 N=1 U(M) SYM and Matrix Theory on K3.
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