Curved branes from string dualities
G. Papadopoulos, J. Russo, A. A. Tseytlin
Abstract
We describe a simple method for generating new string solutions for which the brane worldvolume is a curved space. As a starting point we use solutions with NS-NS charges combined with 2-d CFT's representing different parts of space-time. We illustrate our method with many examples, some of which are associated with conformally invariant sigma models. Using U-duality, we also obtain supergravity solutions with RR charges which can be interpreted as D-branes with non-trivial worldvolume geometry. In particular, we discuss the case of a D5-brane wrapped on AdS3 x S3, a solution interpolating between AdS3 x S3 x R5 and AdS3 x S3 x S3 x R, and a D3-brane wrapped over S3 x R or AdS2 x S2. Another class of solutions we discuss involves NS5-branes intersecting over a 3-space and NS5-branes intersecting over a line. These solutions are similar to D7-brane or cosmic string backgrounds.
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