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arxiv: 1605.05483 · v2 · pith:KMV6CLXWnew · submitted 2016-05-18 · ✦ hep-th

Dynamics of Carroll Strings

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keywords carrollstringactioncanonicallimitalgebrabraneclose
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We construct the canonical action of a Carroll string doing the Carroll limit of a canonical relativistic string. We also study the Killing symmetries of the Carroll string, which close under an infinite dimensional algebra. The tensionless limit and the Carroll $p$-brane action are also discussed.

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