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Higher T-duality in M-theory via local supersymmetry

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arxiv 1805.00233 v1 pith:L75MBIQW submitted 2018-05-01 hep-th

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keywords m-theoryt-dualityassociatedexceptional-generalizedhighertopologyabelianizinganalyzing
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By analyzing super-torsion and brane super-cocycles, we derive a new duality in M-theory, which takes the form of a higher version of T-duality in string theory. This involves a new topology change mechanism abelianizing the 3-sphere associated with the C-field topology to the 517-torus associated with exceptional-generalized super-geometry. Finally we explain parity symmetry in M-theory within exceptional-generalized super-spacetime at the same level of spherical T-duality, namely as an isomorphism on 7-twisted cohomology.

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