Found 3 result(s)

29.01.2010 (Friday)

Two topics in Chern-Simons/M2-brane duality

Informal Seminar Nakwoo Kim (University of Seoul)

at:
13:00 IC
room H503
abstract:

We discuss a couple of topics motivated by the Chern-Simons type gauge theory description of M2-branes in nontrivial backgrounds. In the first part we start by briefly reviewing the 3-algebra construction of Bagger, Lambert and Gustavsson. Then we propose an orbifold truncation prescription of 3-algebra, and show how one can 'derive' the ABJM model through matrix regularization. In the second part, we report on some explicit classical solutions of rotating membranes in Sasaki-Einstein 7-manifold M(111). We discuss the dual operators on the CS side, for several different class of spinning membranes.

21.01.2008 (Monday)

Supersymmetric AdS solutions and new Kahler geometry

String Theory & Geometry Seminar Nakwoo Kim (Kyung Hee University)

at:
13:30 IC
room IMS seminar room
abstract:

The study of supersymmetric solutions in supergravity have provided invaluable insight into quantum gravity via AdS/CFT correspondence. In this talk I present a new class of intriguing Kahler geometry which appears in the study of AdS solutions from D3 and M2-branes wrapped on 2-cycles. Solving the master equation, which has higher-order couplings in Ricci tensor, we obtain new AdS solutions.

30.11.-0001 (Tuesday)

Two topics in Chern-Simons/M2-brane duality

Informal Seminar Nakwoo Kim (University of Seoul)

at:
13:00 IC
room H503
abstract:

We discuss a couple of topics motivated by the Chern-Simons type gauge theory description of M2-branes in nontrivial backgrounds. In the first part we start by briefly reviewing the 3-algebra construction of Bagger, Lambert and Gustavsson. Then we propose an orbifold truncation prescription of 3-algebra, and show how one can 'derive' the ABJM model through matrix regularization. In the second part, we report on some explicit classical solutions of rotating membranes in Sasaki-Einstein 7-manifold M(111). We discuss the dual operators on the CS side, for several different class of spinning membranes.