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Complex application of the methods of practical thermobarochemistry and geoindication : decipheryng of aerial cosmic production in the study ore generating systems
Jordan Pairs, E6 and U-Duality in Five Dimensions
By exploiting the Jordan pair structure of U-duality Lie algebras in D = 3
and the relation to the super-Ehlers symmetry in D = 5, we elucidate the
massless multiplet structure of the spectrum of a broad class of D = 5
supergravity theories. Both simple and semi-simple, Euclidean rank-3 Jordan
algebras are considered. Theories sharing the same bosonic sector but with
different supersymmetrizations are also analyzed.Comment: 1+41 pages, 1 Table; v2 : a Ref. and some comments adde
Observations on Integral and Continuous U-duality Orbits in N=8 Supergravity
One would often like to know when two a priori distinct extremal black
p-brane solutions are in fact U-duality related. In the classical supergravity
limit the answer for a large class of theories has been known for some time.
However, in the full quantum theory the U-duality group is broken to a discrete
subgroup and the question of U-duality orbits in this case is a nuanced matter.
In the present work we address this issue in the context of N=8 supergravity in
four, five and six dimensions. The purpose of this note is to present and
clarify what is currently known about these discrete orbits while at the same
time filling in some of the details not yet appearing in the literature. To
this end we exploit the mathematical framework of integral Jordan algebras and
Freudenthal triple systems. The charge vector of the dyonic black string in D=6
is SO(5,5;Z) related to a two-charge reduced canonical form uniquely specified
by a set of two arithmetic U-duality invariants. Similarly, the black hole
(string) charge vectors in D=5 are E_{6(6)}(Z) equivalent to a three-charge
canonical form, again uniquely fixed by a set of three arithmetic U-duality
invariants. The situation in four dimensions is less clear: while black holes
preserving more than 1/8 of the supersymmetries may be fully classified by
known arithmetic E_{7(7)}(Z) invariants, 1/8-BPS and non-BPS black holes yield
increasingly subtle orbit structures, which remain to be properly understood.
However, for the very special subclass of projective black holes a complete
classification is known. All projective black holes are E_{7(7)}(Z) related to
a four or five charge canonical form determined uniquely by the set of known
arithmetic U-duality invariants. Moreover, E_{7(7)}(Z) acts transitively on the
charge vectors of black holes with a given leading-order entropy.Comment: 43 pages, 8 tables; minor corrections, references added; version to
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Spectra of PP-Wave Limits of M-/Superstring Theory on AdS_p x S^q Spaces
In this paper we show how one can obtain very simply the spectra of the
PP-wave limits of M-theory over AdS_7(4) x S^4(7) spaces and IIB superstring
theory over AdS_5 x S^5 from the oscillator construction of the Kaluza-Klein
spectra of these theories over the corresponding spaces. The PP-wave symmetry
superalgebras are obtained by taking the number P of ``colors'' of oscillators
to be large (infinite). In this large P limit, the symmetry superalgebra
osp(8*|4) of AdS_7 x S^4 and the symmetry superalgebra osp(8|4,R) of AdS_4 x
S^7 lead to isomorphic PP-wave algebras, which is the semi-direct sum of
su(4|2) with H^(18,16), while the symmetry superalgebra su(2,2|4) of AdS_5 x
S^5 leads to the semi-direct sum of [psu(2|2) + psu(2|2) + u(1)] with H^(16,16)
as its PP-wave algebra [H^(m,n) denoting a super-Heisenberg algebra with m
bosonic and n fermionic generators]. The zero mode spectra of M-theory or IIB
superstring theory in the PP-wave limit corresponds simply to the unitary
positive energy representations of these algebras whose lowest weight vector is
the Fock vacuum of all the oscillators. General positive energy supermultiplets
including those corresponding to higher modes can similarly be constructed by
the oscillator method.Comment: Typos corrected; references added; minor modifications to improve
presentation; 37 pages, LaTeX fil
Lectures on on Black Holes, Topological Strings and Quantum Attractors (2.0)
In these lecture notes, we review some recent developments on the relation
between the macroscopic entropy of four-dimensional BPS black holes and the
microscopic counting of states, beyond the thermodynamical, large charge limit.
After a brief overview of charged black holes in supergravity and string
theory, we give an extensive introduction to special and very special geometry,
attractor flows and topological string theory, including holomorphic anomalies.
We then expose the Ooguri-Strominger-Vafa (OSV) conjecture which relates
microscopic degeneracies to the topological string amplitude, and review
precision tests of this formula on ``small'' black holes. Finally, motivated by
a holographic interpretation of the OSV conjecture, we give a systematic
approach to the radial quantization of BPS black holes (i.e. quantum
attractors). This suggests the existence of a one-parameter generalization of
the topological string amplitude, and provides a general framework for
constructing automorphic partition functions for black hole degeneracies in
theories with sufficient degree of symmetry.Comment: 103 pages, 8 figures, 21 exercises, uses JHEP3.cls; v5: important
upgrade, prepared for the proceedings of Frascati School on Attractor
Mechanism; Sec 7 was largely rewritten to incorporate recent progress; more
figures, more refs, and minor changes in abstract and introductio
SciPy 1.0: fundamental algorithms for scientific computing in Python.
SciPy is an open-source scientific computing library for the Python programming language. Since its initial release in 2001, SciPy has become a de facto standard for leveraging scientific algorithms in Python, with over 600 unique code contributors, thousands of dependent packages, over 100,000 dependent repositories and millions of downloads per year. In this work, we provide an overview of the capabilities and development practices of SciPy 1.0 and highlight some recent technical developments
Results and analysis of earth tide observations with the borehole tiltmeter in Poltava
Results of harmonic analysis of eight years earth tides observations with the borehole tiltmeter of the Poltava Gravimetric Observatory are presented. Hight-precision parameters of the main tidal waves and Love´s numbers h and k which practically coincide with similar data from tiltmetric and gravimetric observations in 25 stations of Ukraine are received. The azimuthal inequality of a factor γ in the NS and EW directions isn't revealed. Resonant influence of the liquid core of Earth coincides with calculated theoretically