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AdS(3) Solutions of IIB Supergravity from D3-branes

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arxiv hep-th/0511029 v3 pith:7LBP6T73 submitted 2005-11-03 hep-th

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keywords dimensionalsolutionsd3-branesexamplesspacesupersymmetrictheycompactified
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We consider pure D3-brane configurations of IIB string theory which lead to supersymmetric solutions containing an AdS$_3$ factor. They can provide new examples of AdS$_3$/CFT$_2$ examples on D3-branes whose worldvolume is partially compactified. When the internal 7 dimensional space is non-compact, they can be identified as supersymmetric fluctuations of higher dimensional AdS solutions and are in general dual to 1/8-BPS operators thereof. We find that supersymmetry requires the 7 dimensional space take the form of a warped U(1) fibration over a 6 dimensional Kahler manifold.

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