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Hypermultiplets, Hyperkahler Cones and Quaternion-Kahler Geometry

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arxiv hep-th/0101161 v2 pith:ABFUOPVP submitted 2001-01-24 hep-th math.DG

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keywords quaternion-kahlerspacesconesconstructiongeometryhyperkahlerhypermultipletmanifolds
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We study hyperkahler cones and their corresponding quaternion-Kahler spaces. We present a classification of 4(n-1)-dimensional quaternion-Kahler spaces with n abelian quaternionic isometries, based on dualizing superconformal tensor multiplets. These manifolds characterize the geometry of the hypermultiplet sector of perturbative moduli spaces of type-II strings compactified on a Calabi-Yau manifold. As an example of our construction, we study the universal hypermultiplet in detail, and give three inequivalent tensor multiplet descriptions. We also comment on the construction of quaternion-Kahler manifolds that may describe instanton corrections to the moduli space.

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