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arxiv 1302.6736 v3 pith:5G3OZ6U7 submitted 2013-02-27 hep-th

Martin Cederwall , Joakim Edlund , Anna Karlsson This is my paper · ORCID
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We present a tensor calculus for exceptional generalised geometry. Expressions for connections, torsion and curvature are given a unified formulation for different exceptional groups E_n(n). We then consider "tensor gauge fields" coupled to the exceptional generalised gravity. Many of the properties of forms on manifolds are carried over to these fields.

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