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Non-Invertible Symmetries in Compactified Supergravities

Fabi\'an Caro-P\'erez , Mar\'ia Pilar Garc\'ia del Moral , \'Alvaro Restuccia This is my paper

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keywords non-invertible symmetrieshigher-form symmetriessupergravity defectsKaluza-Klein reductionM-theoryType IIABF theoryBianchi identities
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Non-invertible defects from eleven-dimensional supergravity push forward along the M-theory circle to yield a Type IIA defect algebra with both invertible and non-invertible components.

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The paper examines the Kaluza-Klein descent of non-invertible higher-form symmetry defects from eleven-dimensional supergravity to Type IIA supergravity. It shows that the full defect structure, including the auxiliary topological sector, admits a pushforward along the compact circle in the zero-mode regime. The auxiliary Chern-Simons theory reduces to a six-dimensional BF sector, and the Bianchi sector splits into an invertible H3 part and a twisted non-invertible tilde F4 part obeying a specific Bianchi identity. This construction produces a mixed defect algebra in Type IIA whose charged objects match via the brane dictionary. A reader would care because it gives an explicit map for how generalized symmetries survive dimensional reduction in supergravity.

Core claim

Starting from the eleven-dimensional construction of non-invertible Supergravity defects, the full defect including its auxiliary topological sector admits a pushforward along the M-theory circle in the zero-mode Supergravity regime. The seven-dimensional Chern-Simons-like auxiliary theory descends to a six-dimensional BF-type sector. The compactification of the eleven-dimensional Bianchi sector splits into an invertible H_{[3]}-sector and a twisted non-invertible tilde F_{[4]}-sector controlled by d tilde F_{[4]} + H_{[3]} wedge F_{[2]} = 0. The resulting Type IIA defect algebra contains both an invertible Picard subgroup and non-invertible BF-dressed defects, with charged probes identified

What carries the argument

The pushforward of the complete eleven-dimensional non-invertible defect along the M-theory circle, which descends the auxiliary topological sector and splits the Bianchi identity to produce the mixed Type IIA algebra.

If this is right

  • The seven-dimensional Chern-Simons auxiliary theory descends directly to a six-dimensional BF-type sector.
  • The eleven-dimensional Bianchi sector splits into an invertible H3 sector and a twisted non-invertible tilde F4 sector.
  • The Type IIA defect algebra consists of an invertible Picard subgroup together with non-invertible BF-dressed defects.
  • Charged probes are identified via the standard M-theory to Type IIA brane dictionary.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The descent procedure may extend to other compactifications and reveal patterns for how non-invertible symmetries behave in lower-dimensional supergravities.
  • The mixed invertible and non-invertible structure could constrain allowed flux backgrounds or couplings in Type IIA theories.
  • Similar pushforward methods might apply to defects in further reductions or to related constructions in heterotic or type I theories.

Load-bearing premise

The eleven-dimensional non-invertible defect construction including its auxiliary sector must remain well-defined and pushforward-compatible under Kaluza-Klein reduction in the zero-mode regime.

What would settle it

Perform the explicit pushforward computation of the eleven-dimensional defect operator along the circle and verify that the descended operators in Type IIA obey the twisted Bianchi identity d tilde F4 + H3 wedge F2 equals zero.

read the original abstract

We study the \textit{Kaluza--Klein} descent of non-invertible higher-form symmetry defects from eleven-dimensional Supergravity to Type IIA Supergravity. Starting from the eleven-dimensional construction of non-invertible Supergravity defects, we show that the full defect, including its auxiliary topological sector, admits a pushforward along the M-theory circle in the zero-mode Supergravity regime. The seven-dimensional \textit{Chern--Simons}-like auxiliary theory descends to a six-dimensional \(BF\)-type sector. We also show that the compactification of the eleven-dimensional \textit{Bianchi} sector splits into an invertible \(H_{[3]}\)-sector and a twisted non-invertible \(\widetilde F_{[4]}\)-sector, controlled by \(d\widetilde F_{[4]}+H_{[3]}\wedge F_{[2]}=0\). The resulting Type IIA defect algebra contains both an invertible Picard subgroup and non-invertible \(BF\)-dressed defects, with charged probes identified through the standard M-theory/Type IIA brane dictionary.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The manuscript studies the Kaluza-Klein descent of non-invertible higher-form symmetry defects from eleven-dimensional supergravity to Type IIA supergravity. It claims that the full defect, including its auxiliary topological sector, admits a pushforward along the M-theory circle in the zero-mode supergravity regime; the 7D Chern-Simons-like auxiliary theory descends to a 6D BF-type sector; the 11D Bianchi sector splits into an invertible H_{[3]}-sector and a twisted non-invertible F̃_{[4]}-sector governed by dF̃_{[4]} + H_{[3]} ∧ F_{[2]} = 0; and the resulting Type IIA defect algebra contains both an invertible Picard subgroup and non-invertible BF-dressed defects, with charged probes identified via the standard M-theory/Type IIA brane dictionary.

Significance. If the central claims are established, the work would provide a concrete bridge between non-invertible symmetries in M-theory and their Type IIA counterparts, extending the study of generalized symmetries to compactified supergravity settings. It builds directly on an existing eleven-dimensional construction and the standard M-theory/Type IIA dictionary, and the explicit splitting of the Bianchi identity offers a potentially falsifiable prediction for the structure of the reduced defect algebra.

major comments (2)
  1. [Kaluza-Klein descent section (around the pushforward claim)] The central claim that the auxiliary topological sector remains well-defined and pushforward-compatible under Kaluza-Klein reduction specifically in the zero-mode regime (where massive modes are integrated out) is load-bearing yet unsupported by explicit derivation. The manuscript states the descent of the 7D Chern-Simons-like theory to a 6D BF sector but does not demonstrate that the auxiliary coupling commutes with the reduction or that the Bianchi identity splitting fully captures the non-invertible character after descent.
  2. [Bianchi sector splitting paragraph] The assertion that the compactification splits the Bianchi sector into an invertible H_{[3]}-sector and a twisted non-invertible F̃_{[4]}-sector controlled by dF̃_{[4]} + H_{[3]} ∧ F_{[2]} = 0 is presented without an intermediate calculation showing how the auxiliary sector descends without receiving corrections from the zero-mode truncation. This step is required to establish that the resulting Type IIA defects remain non-invertible.
minor comments (2)
  1. [Notation paragraph] Notation for the twisted field strength F̃_{[4]} is introduced without an explicit definition of the twist in terms of the auxiliary sector; a short clarifying equation would improve readability.
  2. [Introduction] The abstract states results with 'we show' but the main text would benefit from a brief outline of the logical steps (e.g., 'Step 1: ...') before the detailed descent.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for the careful reading and constructive comments on our manuscript. The points raised highlight the importance of providing more explicit derivations for the Kaluza-Klein descent of the auxiliary sector and the Bianchi identity splitting. We address each comment below and have incorporated additional calculations into the revised manuscript to strengthen these sections.

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  1. Referee: [Kaluza-Klein descent section (around the pushforward claim)] The central claim that the auxiliary topological sector remains well-defined and pushforward-compatible under Kaluza-Klein reduction specifically in the zero-mode regime (where massive modes are integrated out) is load-bearing yet unsupported by explicit derivation. The manuscript states the descent of the 7D Chern-Simons-like theory to a 6D BF sector but does not demonstrate that the auxiliary coupling commutes with the reduction or that the Bianchi identity splitting fully captures the non-invertible character after descent.

    Authors: We agree that an explicit derivation would improve the rigor of the central claim. In the zero-mode regime, the auxiliary 7D Chern-Simons-like theory is purely topological; its coupling to the defect is invariant under integration over the M-theory circle because massive Kaluza-Klein modes decouple from topological sectors. We will add a dedicated subsection that performs the explicit pushforward of the auxiliary theory, showing that it descends to the 6D BF sector without additional corrections and that the non-invertible character is preserved. This directly addresses the commutation of the auxiliary coupling with the reduction. revision: yes

  2. Referee: [Bianchi sector splitting paragraph] The assertion that the compactification splits the Bianchi sector into an invertible H_{[3]}-sector and a twisted non-invertible F̃_{[4]}-sector controlled by dF̃_{[4]} + H_{[3]} ∧ F_{[2]} = 0 is presented without an intermediate calculation showing how the auxiliary sector descends without receiving corrections from the zero-mode truncation. This step is required to establish that the resulting Type IIA defects remain non-invertible.

    Authors: We concur that intermediate steps are needed for transparency. Beginning from the 11D Bianchi identity associated with the non-invertible defect, the reduction along the circle decomposes the 4-form into components that yield the invertible H_{[3]} sector together with the twisted non-invertible F̃_{[4]} obeying dF̃_{[4]} + H_{[3]} ∧ F_{[2]} = 0. Because the auxiliary sector is topological, the zero-mode truncation introduces no further corrections. We will insert a step-by-step calculation of this splitting in the revised manuscript, confirming that the Type IIA defects retain their non-invertible nature. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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KK descent of 11D non-invertible defects to IIA is self-contained

full rationale

The paper explicitly constructs the pushforward of the full defect (including auxiliary topological sector) along the M-theory circle using the standard M-theory/Type IIA brane dictionary and Kaluza-Klein reduction in the zero-mode regime. The splitting of the Bianchi sector into invertible H_{[3]} and twisted non-invertible F̃_{[4]} sectors follows directly from the given Bianchi identity dF̃_{[4]} + H_{[3]} ∧ F_{[2]} = 0 after descent. No step reduces a claimed prediction or uniqueness result to a fitted parameter, self-definition, or unverified self-citation chain; the central algebra (invertible Picard subgroup plus BF-dressed defects) is derived as a new output rather than presupposed. The prior 11D construction is invoked as input but does not force the descent result by construction.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

0 free parameters · 1 axioms · 0 invented entities

The central claim rests on standard Kaluza-Klein reduction techniques and the prior eleven-dimensional non-invertible defect construction; no free parameters or new invented entities are introduced in the abstract.

axioms (1)
  • domain assumption The eleven-dimensional non-invertible defect construction remains valid under Kaluza-Klein reduction in the zero-mode Supergravity regime.
    Invoked when stating that the full defect admits a pushforward along the M-theory circle.

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