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Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model Patrizia Vitale Dipartimento di Fisica Universit` a di Napoli Federico II and INFN with V. Marotta (Heriot-Watt Edimbourgh), and F. Pezzella (INFN Napoli) Alberto Ibort Fest Classical


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Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

Patrizia Vitale

Dipartimento di Fisica Universit` a di Napoli Federico II and INFN with V. Marotta (Heriot-Watt Edimbourgh), and F. Pezzella (INFN Napoli)

Alberto Ibort Fest Classical and Quantum Physics: Geometry, Dynamics and Control

Madrid, March 5-9 2018

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Outline Motivation Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) Dual model and generalization to the Drinfeld double group SL(2, C) Recognizing geometric structures of generalized and double geometry The Principal Chiral Model with target space SU(2) Dual model and symmetry under duality Double field theory formulation Conclusions and perspectives

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Generalized geometry was introduced by Hitchin and collaborators [Gualtieri

’04] to describe the geometry of generalized vector bundles with fibers

F ⊕ F ∗;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Generalized geometry was introduced by Hitchin and collaborators [Gualtieri

’04] to describe the geometry of generalized vector bundles with fibers

F ⊕ F ∗; We first investigate the relation between generalized geometry and double field theory on a simple mechanical system, the rigid rotator, as a 0+1 field theory;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Generalized geometry was introduced by Hitchin and collaborators [Gualtieri

’04] to describe the geometry of generalized vector bundles with fibers

F ⊕ F ∗; We first investigate the relation between generalized geometry and double field theory on a simple mechanical system, the rigid rotator, as a 0+1 field theory; then generalize to 1+1 dimensions leading to the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Generalized geometry was introduced by Hitchin and collaborators [Gualtieri

’04] to describe the geometry of generalized vector bundles with fibers

F ⊕ F ∗; We first investigate the relation between generalized geometry and double field theory on a simple mechanical system, the rigid rotator, as a 0+1 field theory; then generalize to 1+1 dimensions leading to the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The dynamics of the two models possesses Lie-Poisson symmetries, which can be understood as duality transformations;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Generalized geometry was introduced by Hitchin and collaborators [Gualtieri

’04] to describe the geometry of generalized vector bundles with fibers

F ⊕ F ∗; We first investigate the relation between generalized geometry and double field theory on a simple mechanical system, the rigid rotator, as a 0+1 field theory; then generalize to 1+1 dimensions leading to the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The dynamics of the two models possesses Lie-Poisson symmetries, which can be understood as duality transformations; We make these symmetries manifest by introducing an alternative action functional which reduces to the ordinary one once constraints are implemented;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Motivation DFT emerges in string theory when making explicit at the level of the action functional T-duality invariance of the dynamics [Tseitlyin, Hohm, Hull,

Zwiebach, Blumenhagen...] ;

Generalized geometry was introduced by Hitchin and collaborators [Gualtieri

’04] to describe the geometry of generalized vector bundles with fibers

F ⊕ F ∗; We first investigate the relation between generalized geometry and double field theory on a simple mechanical system, the rigid rotator, as a 0+1 field theory; then generalize to 1+1 dimensions leading to the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The dynamics of the two models possesses Lie-Poisson symmetries, which can be understood as duality transformations; We make these symmetries manifest by introducing an alternative action functional which reduces to the ordinary one once constraints are implemented; The new action contains a number of variables which is doubled with respect to the original one, as in double field theory. Geometric structures can be understood in terms of generalized geometry

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2),

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2), g −1dg a Lie algebra valued one form,

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2), g −1dg a Lie algebra valued one form,∗ the Hodge star operator on the source space R, ∗dt = 1,

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2), g −1dg a Lie algebra valued one form,∗ the Hodge star operator on the source space R, ∗dt = 1, Tr the trace over the Lie algebra.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2), g −1dg a Lie algebra valued one form,∗ the Hodge star operator on the source space R, ∗dt = 1, Tr the trace over the Lie algebra. → (0 + 1)-dimensional, group valued, field theory

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2), g −1dg a Lie algebra valued one form,∗ the Hodge star operator on the source space R, ∗dt = 1, Tr the trace over the Lie algebra. → (0 + 1)-dimensional, group valued, field theory Parametrization: g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi, with (y 0)2 +

i(y i)2 = 1 and σ0 the

identity matrix, σi Pauli matrices.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) action functional S0 = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg) = −1 4

  • R

Tr (g −1 dg dt )2dt with g : t ∈ R → SU(2), g −1dg a Lie algebra valued one form,∗ the Hodge star operator on the source space R, ∗dt = 1, Tr the trace over the Lie algebra. → (0 + 1)-dimensional, group valued, field theory Parametrization: g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi, with (y 0)2 +

i(y i)2 = 1 and σ0 the

identity matrix, σi Pauli matrices. y i = − i 2 Tr gσi, y 0 = 1 2 Tr gσ0, i = 1, .., 3

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) Since g −1 ˙ g = i(y 0 ˙ y i − y i ˙ y 0 + ǫi

jky j ˙

y k)σi = i ˙ Qiσi

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) Since g −1 ˙ g = i(y 0 ˙ y i − y i ˙ y 0 + ǫi

jky j ˙

y k)σi = i ˙ Qiσi the Lagrangian reads L0 = 1

2(y 0 ˙

y j − y j ˙ y 0 + ǫj

kly k ˙

y l)(y 0 ˙ y r − y r ˙ y 0 + ǫr

pqy p ˙

y q)δir =

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) Since g −1 ˙ g = i(y 0 ˙ y i − y i ˙ y 0 + ǫi

jky j ˙

y k)σi = i ˙ Qiσi the Lagrangian reads L0 = 1

2(y 0 ˙

y j − y j ˙ y 0 + ǫj

kly k ˙

y l)(y 0 ˙ y r − y r ˙ y 0 + ǫr

pqy p ˙

y q)δir = 1

2 ˙

Qj ˙ Qrδjr

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator on configuration space SU(2) Since g −1 ˙ g = i(y 0 ˙ y i − y i ˙ y 0 + ǫi

jky j ˙

y k)σi = i ˙ Qiσi the Lagrangian reads L0 = 1

2(y 0 ˙

y j − y j ˙ y 0 + ǫj

kly k ˙

y l)(y 0 ˙ y r − y r ˙ y 0 + ǫr

pqy p ˙

y q)δir = 1

2 ˙

Qj ˙ Qrδjr Tangent bundle coordinates: (Qi, ˙ Qi) Equations of motion ¨ Qi = 0

  • r,

d dt

  • g −1 dg

dt

  • = 0

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator Cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) - Coordinates: (Qi, Ii)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator Cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) - Coordinates: (Qi, Ii) with Ii the conjugate momenta Ij = ∂L0 ∂ ˙ Qj = δjr ˙ Qr

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator Cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) - Coordinates: (Qi, Ii) with Ii the conjugate momenta Ij = ∂L0 ∂ ˙ Qj = δjr ˙ Qr Hamiltonian H0 = 1

2IiIjδij

PB’s: {y i, y j} = {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk

{y i, Ij} = −δi

jy 0 + ǫi jky k

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{g, Ij} = −iσjg EOM: ˙ Ii = 0, g −1 ˙ g = iIiσi

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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Geometric formulation of the rigid rotator Cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) - Coordinates: (Qi, Ii) with Ii the conjugate momenta Ij = ∂L0 ∂ ˙ Qj = δjr ˙ Qr Hamiltonian H0 = 1

2IiIjδij

PB’s: {y i, y j} = {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk

{y i, Ij} = −δi

jy 0 + ǫi jky k

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{g, Ij} = −iσjg EOM: ˙ Ii = 0, g −1 ˙ g = iIiσi Fiber coordinates Ii are associated to the angular momentum components and the base space coordinates (y 0, y i) to the orientation of the rotator. Ii are constants of the motion, g undergoes a uniform precession.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) Remarks: As a group T ∗SU(2) ≃ SU(2) ⋉ R3 with Lie algebra [Li, Lj] = ǫk

ijLk

[Ti, Tj] = 0 [Li, Tj] = ǫk

ijTk

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) Remarks: As a group T ∗SU(2) ≃ SU(2) ⋉ R3 with Lie algebra [Li, Lj] = ǫk

ijLk

[Ti, Tj] = 0 [Li, Tj] = ǫk

ijTk

The non-trivial Poisson bracket is the Kirillov-Souriau Konstant bracket

  • n g∗

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) Remarks: As a group T ∗SU(2) ≃ SU(2) ⋉ R3 with Lie algebra [Li, Lj] = ǫk

ijLk

[Ti, Tj] = 0 [Li, Tj] = ǫk

ijTk

The non-trivial Poisson bracket is the Kirillov-Souriau Konstant bracket

  • n g∗

In [Marmo Simoni Stern ’93] the carrier space of the dynamics has been generalized to SL(2, C), the Drinfeld double of SU(2).

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) Remarks: As a group T ∗SU(2) ≃ SU(2) ⋉ R3 with Lie algebra [Li, Lj] = ǫk

ijLk

[Ti, Tj] = 0 [Li, Tj] = ǫk

ijTk

The non-trivial Poisson bracket is the Kirillov-Souriau Konstant bracket

  • n g∗

In [Marmo Simoni Stern ’93] the carrier space of the dynamics has been generalized to SL(2, C), the Drinfeld double of SU(2). In [Rajeev ’89 , Rajeev, Sparano P.V. ’93] the same has been done for chiral & WZW model

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) Remarks: As a group T ∗SU(2) ≃ SU(2) ⋉ R3 with Lie algebra [Li, Lj] = ǫk

ijLk

[Ti, Tj] = 0 [Li, Tj] = ǫk

ijTk

The non-trivial Poisson bracket is the Kirillov-Souriau Konstant bracket

  • n g∗

In [Marmo Simoni Stern ’93] the carrier space of the dynamics has been generalized to SL(2, C), the Drinfeld double of SU(2). In [Rajeev ’89 , Rajeev, Sparano P.V. ’93] the same has been done for chiral & WZW model Here we introduce a dual dynamical model on the dual group of SU(2) and generalize to field theory. Only there, the duality transformation will be a symmetry.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The cotangent bundle T ∗SU(2) Remarks: As a group T ∗SU(2) ≃ SU(2) ⋉ R3 with Lie algebra [Li, Lj] = ǫk

ijLk

[Ti, Tj] = 0 [Li, Tj] = ǫk

ijTk

The non-trivial Poisson bracket is the Kirillov-Souriau Konstant bracket

  • n g∗

In [Marmo Simoni Stern ’93] the carrier space of the dynamics has been generalized to SL(2, C), the Drinfeld double of SU(2). In [Rajeev ’89 , Rajeev, Sparano P.V. ’93] the same has been done for chiral & WZW model Here we introduce a dual dynamical model on the dual group of SU(2) and generalize to field theory. Only there, the duality transformation will be a symmetry.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The algebra is spanned by ei = σi/2, bi = iei [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[ei, bj] = iǫk

ijbk,

[bi, bj] = −iǫk

ijek

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The algebra is spanned by ei = σi/2, bi = iei [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[ei, bj] = iǫk

ijbk,

[bi, bj] = −iǫk

ijek

Non-degenerate invariant scalar products: < u, v >= 2Im( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The algebra is spanned by ei = σi/2, bi = iei [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[ei, bj] = iǫk

ijbk,

[bi, bj] = −iǫk

ijek

Non-degenerate invariant scalar products: < u, v >= 2Im( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) and (u, v) = 2Re( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The algebra is spanned by ei = σi/2, bi = iei [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[ei, bj] = iǫk

ijbk,

[bi, bj] = −iǫk

ijek

Non-degenerate invariant scalar products: < u, v >= 2Im( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) and (u, v) = 2Re( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) w.r.t. the first one (Cartan-Killing) we have two maximal isotropic subspaces < ei, ej >=< ˜ ei, ˜ ej >= 0, < ei, ˜ ej >= δj

i

with ˜ ei = bi − ǫij3ej.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The algebra is spanned by ei = σi/2, bi = iei [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[ei, bj] = iǫk

ijbk,

[bi, bj] = −iǫk

ijek

Non-degenerate invariant scalar products: < u, v >= 2Im( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) and (u, v) = 2Re( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) w.r.t. the first one (Cartan-Killing) we have two maximal isotropic subspaces < ei, ej >=< ˜ ei, ˜ ej >= 0, < ei, ˜ ej >= δj

i

with ˜ ei = bi − ǫij3ej. {ei}, {˜ ei} both subalgebras with [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[˜ ei, ej] = iǫi

jk˜

ek + iekf ki

j,

[˜ ei, ˜ ej] = if ij

k ˜

ek {˜ ei} span the Lie algebra of SB(2, C), the dual group of SU(2) with f ij

k = ǫijlǫl3k

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The algebra is spanned by ei = σi/2, bi = iei [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[ei, bj] = iǫk

ijbk,

[bi, bj] = −iǫk

ijek

Non-degenerate invariant scalar products: < u, v >= 2Im( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) and (u, v) = 2Re( Tr (uv)), ∀u, v ∈ sl(2, C) w.r.t. the first one (Cartan-Killing) we have two maximal isotropic subspaces < ei, ej >=< ˜ ei, ˜ ej >= 0, < ei, ˜ ej >= δj

i

with ˜ ei = bi − ǫij3ej. {ei}, {˜ ei} both subalgebras with [ei, ej] = iǫk

ijek,

[˜ ei, ej] = iǫi

jk˜

ek + iekf ki

j,

[˜ ei, ˜ ej] = if ij

k ˜

ek {˜ ei} span the Lie algebra of SB(2, C), the dual group of SU(2) with f ij

k = ǫijlǫl3k

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple Given d = g ⊲ ⊳ g∗ , D is the Drinfeld double, G, G ∗ are dual groups

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple Given d = g ⊲ ⊳ g∗ , D is the Drinfeld double, G, G ∗ are dual groups For f ij

k = 0

D → T ∗G For ck

ij = 0 D → T ∗G ∗

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple Given d = g ⊲ ⊳ g∗ , D is the Drinfeld double, G, G ∗ are dual groups For f ij

k = 0

D → T ∗G For ck

ij = 0 D → T ∗G ∗

Therefore D generalizes both the cotangent bundle of SU(2) and of SB(2, C);

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple Given d = g ⊲ ⊳ g∗ , D is the Drinfeld double, G, G ∗ are dual groups For f ij

k = 0

D → T ∗G For ck

ij = 0 D → T ∗G ∗

Therefore D generalizes both the cotangent bundle of SU(2) and of SB(2, C); The bi-algebra structure induces Poisson structures on the double group manifold [ , ]su(2) → (F(SB(2, C)), Λ); [ , ]sb(2,C) → (F(SU(2)), ˜ Λ)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple Given d = g ⊲ ⊳ g∗ , D is the Drinfeld double, G, G ∗ are dual groups For f ij

k = 0

D → T ∗G For ck

ij = 0 D → T ∗G ∗

Therefore D generalizes both the cotangent bundle of SU(2) and of SB(2, C); The bi-algebra structure induces Poisson structures on the double group manifold [ , ]su(2) → (F(SB(2, C)), Λ); [ , ]sb(2,C) → (F(SU(2)), ˜ Λ) which reduce to KSK brackets on coadjoint orbits of G, G ∗ when f ij

k = 0, ck ij = 0 resp.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

(su(2), sb(2, C)) is a Lie bialgebra The role of su(2) and its dual algebra can be interchanged The triple (sl(2, C), su(2), sb(2, C)) is called a Manin triple Given d = g ⊲ ⊳ g∗ , D is the Drinfeld double, G, G ∗ are dual groups For f ij

k = 0

D → T ∗G For ck

ij = 0 D → T ∗G ∗

Therefore D generalizes both the cotangent bundle of SU(2) and of SB(2, C); The bi-algebra structure induces Poisson structures on the double group manifold [ , ]su(2) → (F(SB(2, C)), Λ); [ , ]sb(2,C) → (F(SU(2)), ˜ Λ) which reduce to KSK brackets on coadjoint orbits of G, G ∗ when f ij

k = 0, ck ij = 0 resp.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

What are these Poisson brackets?

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

What are these Poisson brackets? The double group SL(2, C) can be endowed with PB’s which generalize both those of T ∗SU(2) and of T ∗SB(2C) [[Semenov-Tyan-Shanskii ’91, Alekseev-Malkin ’94]] {γ1, γ2} = −γ1γ2r ∗ − rγ1γ2 whith γ1 = γ ⊗ 1, γ2 = 1 ⊗ γ2;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

What are these Poisson brackets? The double group SL(2, C) can be endowed with PB’s which generalize both those of T ∗SU(2) and of T ∗SB(2C) [[Semenov-Tyan-Shanskii ’91, Alekseev-Malkin ’94]] {γ1, γ2} = −γ1γ2r ∗ − rγ1γ2 whith γ1 = γ ⊗ 1, γ2 = 1 ⊗ γ2; r = ˜ ei ⊗ ei, r ∗ = −ei ⊗ ˜ ei is the classical Yang Baxter matrix

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

What are these Poisson brackets? The double group SL(2, C) can be endowed with PB’s which generalize both those of T ∗SU(2) and of T ∗SB(2C) [[Semenov-Tyan-Shanskii ’91, Alekseev-Malkin ’94]] {γ1, γ2} = −γ1γ2r ∗ − rγ1γ2 whith γ1 = γ ⊗ 1, γ2 = 1 ⊗ γ2; r = ˜ ei ⊗ ei, r ∗ = −ei ⊗ ˜ ei is the classical Yang Baxter matrix The group D equipped with the Poisson bracket is also called the Heisenberg double

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

What are these Poisson brackets? The double group SL(2, C) can be endowed with PB’s which generalize both those of T ∗SU(2) and of T ∗SB(2C) [[Semenov-Tyan-Shanskii ’91, Alekseev-Malkin ’94]] {γ1, γ2} = −γ1γ2r ∗ − rγ1γ2 whith γ1 = γ ⊗ 1, γ2 = 1 ⊗ γ2; r = ˜ ei ⊗ ei, r ∗ = −ei ⊗ ˜ ei is the classical Yang Baxter matrix The group D equipped with the Poisson bracket is also called the Heisenberg double On writing γ as γ = ˜ gg it can be shown that these brackets are compatible with {˜ g1, ˜ g2} = −[r, ˜ g1˜ g2], {˜ g1, g2} = −˜ g1rg2, {g1, ˜ g2} = −˜ g2r ∗g1 {g1, g2} = [r ∗, g1g2],

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

What are these Poisson brackets? The double group SL(2, C) can be endowed with PB’s which generalize both those of T ∗SU(2) and of T ∗SB(2C) [[Semenov-Tyan-Shanskii ’91, Alekseev-Malkin ’94]] {γ1, γ2} = −γ1γ2r ∗ − rγ1γ2 whith γ1 = γ ⊗ 1, γ2 = 1 ⊗ γ2; r = ˜ ei ⊗ ei, r ∗ = −ei ⊗ ˜ ei is the classical Yang Baxter matrix The group D equipped with the Poisson bracket is also called the Heisenberg double On writing γ as γ = ˜ gg it can be shown that these brackets are compatible with {˜ g1, ˜ g2} = −[r, ˜ g1˜ g2], {˜ g1, g2} = −˜ g1rg2, {g1, ˜ g2} = −˜ g2r ∗g1 {g1, g2} = [r ∗, g1g2],

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei ,

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei , ˜ g(λ) = 1 + iλIiei + O(λ2)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei , ˜ g(λ) = 1 + iλIiei + O(λ2) g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei , ˜ g(λ) = 1 + iλIiei + O(λ2) g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi we obtain {Ii, Ij} = ǫk

ijIk

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei , ˜ g(λ) = 1 + iλIiei + O(λ2) g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi we obtain {Ii, Ij} = ǫk

ijIk

{Ii, y 0} = iy jδij {Ii, y j} = iy 0δj

i − ǫj iky k

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei , ˜ g(λ) = 1 + iλIiei + O(λ2) g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi we obtain {Ii, Ij} = ǫk

ijIk

{Ii, y 0} = iy jδij {Ii, y j} = iy 0δj

i − ǫj iky k

{y 0, y j} = {y i, y j} = 0 + O(λ) which reproduce correctly the canonical Poisson brackets on the cotangent bundle of SU(2).

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

In the limit λ → 0, with r = λ˜ ei ⊗ ei , ˜ g(λ) = 1 + iλIiei + O(λ2) g = y 0σ0 + iy iσi we obtain {Ii, Ij} = ǫk

ijIk

{Ii, y 0} = iy jδij {Ii, y j} = iy 0δj

i − ǫj iky k

{y 0, y j} = {y i, y j} = 0 + O(λ) which reproduce correctly the canonical Poisson brackets on the cotangent bundle of SU(2). Consider now r ∗ as an independent solution of the Yang Baxter equation ρ = µek ⊗ ek and expand g ∈ SU(2) as a function of the parameter µ: g = 1 + iµ˜ Iei + O(µ2) By repeating the same analysis as above we get back the canonical Poisson structure on T ∗SB(2, C), with position coordinates and momenta now interchanged. In particular we note {˜ I i,˜ I j} = f ij

I k

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

This is the one that correctly dualizes the bialgebra structure on d when evaluated at the identity of the group D: Expand γ ∈ D as γ = 1 + iλIi˜ ei + iλ˜ I iei and rescale r, r ∗ by the same parameter λ = ⇒ {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

This is the one that correctly dualizes the bialgebra structure on d when evaluated at the identity of the group D: Expand γ ∈ D as γ = 1 + iλIi˜ ei + iλ˜ I iei and rescale r, r ∗ by the same parameter λ = ⇒ {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk;

{˜ I i,˜ I j} = f ij

I k

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

This is the one that correctly dualizes the bialgebra structure on d when evaluated at the identity of the group D: Expand γ ∈ D as γ = 1 + iλIi˜ ei + iλ˜ I iei and rescale r, r ∗ by the same parameter λ = ⇒ {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk;

{˜ I i,˜ I j} = f ij

I k {Ii,˜ I j} = −fi

jkIk − ˜

I kǫki

j

which is the Poisson bracket induced by the Lie bi-algebra structure of the double;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

This is the one that correctly dualizes the bialgebra structure on d when evaluated at the identity of the group D: Expand γ ∈ D as γ = 1 + iλIi˜ ei + iλ˜ I iei and rescale r, r ∗ by the same parameter λ = ⇒ {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk;

{˜ I i,˜ I j} = f ij

I k {Ii,˜ I j} = −fi

jkIk − ˜

I kǫki

j

which is the Poisson bracket induced by the Lie bi-algebra structure of the double; We see that the fiber coordinates Ii and ˜ I j play a symmetric role;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

This is the one that correctly dualizes the bialgebra structure on d when evaluated at the identity of the group D: Expand γ ∈ D as γ = 1 + iλIi˜ ei + iλ˜ I iei and rescale r, r ∗ by the same parameter λ = ⇒ {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk;

{˜ I i,˜ I j} = f ij

I k {Ii,˜ I j} = −fi

jkIk − ˜

I kǫki

j

which is the Poisson bracket induced by the Lie bi-algebra structure of the double; We see that the fiber coordinates Ii and ˜ I j play a symmetric role; Moreover, since the fiber coordinate ˜ I i appears in the expansion of g, it can also be thought of as the fiber coordinate of the tangent bundle TSU(2), so that the couple (Ii,˜ I i) identifies the fiber coordinate of the generalized bundle T ⊕ T ∗ over SU(2).

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Poisson brackets

Last but not least, it is possible to consider a different Poisson structure on the double [Semenov], given by {γ1, γ2} = λ

2 [γ1(r ∗ − r)γ2 − γ2(r ∗ − r)γ1] ;

This is the one that correctly dualizes the bialgebra structure on d when evaluated at the identity of the group D: Expand γ ∈ D as γ = 1 + iλIi˜ ei + iλ˜ I iei and rescale r, r ∗ by the same parameter λ = ⇒ {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk;

{˜ I i,˜ I j} = f ij

I k {Ii,˜ I j} = −fi

jkIk − ˜

I kǫki

j

which is the Poisson bracket induced by the Lie bi-algebra structure of the double; We see that the fiber coordinates Ii and ˜ I j play a symmetric role; Moreover, since the fiber coordinate ˜ I i appears in the expansion of g, it can also be thought of as the fiber coordinate of the tangent bundle TSU(2), so that the couple (Ii,˜ I i) identifies the fiber coordinate of the generalized bundle T ⊕ T ∗ over SU(2).

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2):

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C);

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C) They can be identified with the C-brackets of Generalized Geometry

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C) They can be identified with the C-brackets of Generalized Geometry [C brackets are mixed brackets between vector fields and forms. They generalize Courant and Dorfmann brackets]

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C) They can be identified with the C-brackets of Generalized Geometry [C brackets are mixed brackets between vector fields and forms. They generalize Courant and Dorfmann brackets] We can also consider SL(2, C) as configuration space for the dynamics and TSL(2, C) ≃ SL(2, C) × SL(2, C) as its tangent space;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C) They can be identified with the C-brackets of Generalized Geometry [C brackets are mixed brackets between vector fields and forms. They generalize Courant and Dorfmann brackets] We can also consider SL(2, C) as configuration space for the dynamics and TSL(2, C) ≃ SL(2, C) × SL(2, C) as its tangent space; In this case we have doubled configuration space coordinates = ⇒ DFT

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C) They can be identified with the C-brackets of Generalized Geometry [C brackets are mixed brackets between vector fields and forms. They generalize Courant and Dorfmann brackets] We can also consider SL(2, C) as configuration space for the dynamics and TSL(2, C) ≃ SL(2, C) × SL(2, C) as its tangent space; In this case we have doubled configuration space coordinates = ⇒ DFT PB for the generalized momenta are again C-brackets

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Relation to Generalized Geometry: We can consider TSU(2) ⊕ T ∗SU(2) ≃ T ∗SB(2, C) ⊕ T ∗SU(2): Fiber coordinates are of the form PI = (˜ I i, Ii) with Poisson brackets given by the KSK brackets on the coadjoint orbits of SL(2, C); They are induced by the bialgebra structure of sl(2, C) They can be identified with the C-brackets of Generalized Geometry [C brackets are mixed brackets between vector fields and forms. They generalize Courant and Dorfmann brackets] We can also consider SL(2, C) as configuration space for the dynamics and TSL(2, C) ≃ SL(2, C) × SL(2, C) as its tangent space; In this case we have doubled configuration space coordinates = ⇒ DFT PB for the generalized momenta are again C-brackets Notice that here C-brackets satisfy Jacobi identity because they stem from a Lie bi-algebra (the generalized tangent bundle is a Lie bi-algebroid)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

We go back to scalar products on the Lie bi-algebra

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

We go back to scalar products on the Lie bi-algebra w.r.to the second scalar product we have another splitting (ei, ej) = −(bi, bj) = δij, (ei, bj) = 0 with maximal isotropic subspaces: f ±

i

=

1 √ 2(ei ± bi)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

We go back to scalar products on the Lie bi-algebra w.r.to the second scalar product we have another splitting (ei, ej) = −(bi, bj) = δij, (ei, bj) = 0 with maximal isotropic subspaces: f ±

i

=

1 √ 2(ei ± bi)

Remark: Both splittings can be related to two different complex structures on SL(2, C). Some connection with Gualtieri ’04

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

We go back to scalar products on the Lie bi-algebra w.r.to the second scalar product we have another splitting (ei, ej) = −(bi, bj) = δij, (ei, bj) = 0 with maximal isotropic subspaces: f ±

i

=

1 √ 2(ei ± bi)

Remark: Both splittings can be related to two different complex structures on SL(2, C). Some connection with Gualtieri ’04 Introduce the doubled notation eI = ei ˜ ei

  • ,

ei ∈ su(2), ˜ ei ∈ sb(2, C),

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

We go back to scalar products on the Lie bi-algebra w.r.to the second scalar product we have another splitting (ei, ej) = −(bi, bj) = δij, (ei, bj) = 0 with maximal isotropic subspaces: f ±

i

=

1 √ 2(ei ± bi)

Remark: Both splittings can be related to two different complex structures on SL(2, C). Some connection with Gualtieri ’04 Introduce the doubled notation eI = ei ˜ ei

  • ,

ei ∈ su(2), ˜ ei ∈ sb(2, C), The first scalar product becomes < eI, eJ >= LIJ =

  • δj

i

δi

j

  • This is a O(3, 3) invariant metric;

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

We go back to scalar products on the Lie bi-algebra w.r.to the second scalar product we have another splitting (ei, ej) = −(bi, bj) = δij, (ei, bj) = 0 with maximal isotropic subspaces: f ±

i

=

1 √ 2(ei ± bi)

Remark: Both splittings can be related to two different complex structures on SL(2, C). Some connection with Gualtieri ’04 Introduce the doubled notation eI = ei ˜ ei

  • ,

ei ∈ su(2), ˜ ei ∈ sb(2, C), The first scalar product becomes < eI, eJ >= LIJ =

  • δj

i

δi

j

  • This is a O(3, 3) invariant metric;

(O(d, d) metric is a fundamental structure in DFT)

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The second scalar product yields (eI, eJ) = RIJ = δij ǫ j3

i

−ǫi

j3

δij − ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl

  • Patrizia Vitale

Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The second scalar product yields (eI, eJ) = RIJ = δij ǫ j3

i

−ǫi

j3

δij − ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl

  • On denoting by C+, C− the two subspaces spanned by {ei}, {bi} respectively,

we notice that the splitting d = C+ ⊕ C− defines a positive definite metric on d via G = ( , )C+ − ( , )C−

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The second scalar product yields (eI, eJ) = RIJ = δij ǫ j3

i

−ǫi

j3

δij − ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl

  • On denoting by C+, C− the two subspaces spanned by {ei}, {bi} respectively,

we notice that the splitting d = C+ ⊕ C− defines a positive definite metric on d via G = ( , )C+ − ( , )C− Indicate the Riemannian metric with double round brackets: ((ei, ej)) := (ei, ej); ((bi, bj)) := −(bi, bj); ((ei, bj)) := (ei, bj) = 0 which satisfies G TLG = L

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

The second scalar product yields (eI, eJ) = RIJ = δij ǫ j3

i

−ǫi

j3

δij − ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl

  • On denoting by C+, C− the two subspaces spanned by {ei}, {bi} respectively,

we notice that the splitting d = C+ ⊕ C− defines a positive definite metric on d via G = ( , )C+ − ( , )C− Indicate the Riemannian metric with double round brackets: ((ei, ej)) := (ei, ej); ((bi, bj)) := −(bi, bj); ((ei, bj)) := (ei, bj) = 0 which satisfies G TLG = L G is a pseudo-orthogonal metric - the sum αL + βG is the generalized metric of DFT

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Remark 1: Both scalar products have applications in theoretical physics to build invariant action functionals; two relevant examples 2+1 gravity with cosmological term as a CS theory of SL(2, C) [Witten ’88] Palatini action with Holst term [Holst, Barbero, Immirzi..] Remark 2: While the first product is nothing but the Cartan-Killing metric of the Lie algebra sl(2, C), the Riemannian structure G can be mathematically formalized in a way which clarifies its role in the context of generalized complex geometry [freidel ’17]: it can be related to the structure of para-Hermitian manifold of SL(2, C) and therefore generalized to even-dimensional real manifolds which are not Lie groups.

Patrizia Vitale Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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SL(2, C) as a Drinfeld double

Relation to generalized geometry and DFT

Remark 1: Both scalar products have applications in theoretical physics to build invariant action functionals; two relevant examples 2+1 gravity with cosmological term as a CS theory of SL(2, C) [Witten ’88] Palatini action with Holst term [Holst, Barbero, Immirzi..] Remark 2: While the first product is nothing but the Cartan-Killing metric of the Lie algebra sl(2, C), the Riemannian structure G can be mathematically formalized in a way which clarifies its role in the context of generalized complex geometry [freidel ’17]: it can be related to the structure of para-Hermitian manifold of SL(2, C) and therefore generalized to even-dimensional real manifolds which are not Lie groups.

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The dual model

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The dual model

On T ∗SB(2, C) we may define action functional ˜ S0 = −1 4

  • R

T r(˜ g −1d ˜ g ∧ ∗˜ g −1d ˜ g) with ˜ g : t ∈ R → SB(2, C), T r a suitable trace over the Lie algebra

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The dual model

On T ∗SB(2, C) we may define action functional ˜ S0 = −1 4

  • R

T r(˜ g −1d ˜ g ∧ ∗˜ g −1d ˜ g) with ˜ g : t ∈ R → SB(2, C), T r a suitable trace over the Lie algebra No non-degenerate invariant products on sb(2, C);

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The dual model

On T ∗SB(2, C) we may define action functional ˜ S0 = −1 4

  • R

T r(˜ g −1d ˜ g ∧ ∗˜ g −1d ˜ g) with ˜ g : t ∈ R → SB(2, C), T r a suitable trace over the Lie algebra No non-degenerate invariant products on sb(2, C); We choose the non-degenerate one T r := (( , ))

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The dual model

On T ∗SB(2, C) we may define action functional ˜ S0 = −1 4

  • R

T r(˜ g −1d ˜ g ∧ ∗˜ g −1d ˜ g) with ˜ g : t ∈ R → SB(2, C), T r a suitable trace over the Lie algebra No non-degenerate invariant products on sb(2, C); We choose the non-degenerate one T r := (( , )) = ⇒ the Lagrangian ˜ L0 = 1

2

˙ ˜ Qi(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3)δkl ˙

˜ Qj

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The dual model

On T ∗SB(2, C) we may define action functional ˜ S0 = −1 4

  • R

T r(˜ g −1d ˜ g ∧ ∗˜ g −1d ˜ g) with ˜ g : t ∈ R → SB(2, C), T r a suitable trace over the Lie algebra No non-degenerate invariant products on sb(2, C); We choose the non-degenerate one T r := (( , )) = ⇒ the Lagrangian ˜ L0 = 1

2

˙ ˜ Qi(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3)δkl ˙

˜ Qj Tangent bundle coordinates: ( ˜ Qi, ˙ ˜ Qi), with ˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g = ˙ ˜ Qi˜ ei Equations of motion (δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl) ¨

˜ Qj = 0

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The dual model

On T ∗SB(2, C) we may define action functional ˜ S0 = −1 4

  • R

T r(˜ g −1d ˜ g ∧ ∗˜ g −1d ˜ g) with ˜ g : t ∈ R → SB(2, C), T r a suitable trace over the Lie algebra No non-degenerate invariant products on sb(2, C); We choose the non-degenerate one T r := (( , )) = ⇒ the Lagrangian ˜ L0 = 1

2

˙ ˜ Qi(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3)δkl ˙

˜ Qj Tangent bundle coordinates: ( ˜ Qi, ˙ ˜ Qi), with ˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g = ˙ ˜ Qi˜ ei Equations of motion (δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl) ¨

˜ Qj = 0

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The dual model Cotangent bundle

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j)

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej))

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r Hamiltonian ˜ H0 = 1

I p(δpq − 1

2ǫ k3 p ǫ l3 q δkl)˜

I q

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r Hamiltonian ˜ H0 = 1

I p(δpq − 1

2ǫ k3 p ǫ l3 q δkl)˜

I q PB’s

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r Hamiltonian ˜ H0 = 1

I p(δpq − 1

2ǫ k3 p ǫ l3 q δkl)˜

I q PB’s {˜ I i,˜ I j} = δibf j

bc˜

I c

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r Hamiltonian ˜ H0 = 1

I p(δpq − 1

2ǫ k3 p ǫ l3 q δkl)˜

I q PB’s {˜ I i,˜ I j} = δibf j

bc˜

I c so that EOM ˙ ˜ I j = 0

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r Hamiltonian ˜ H0 = 1

I p(δpq − 1

2ǫ k3 p ǫ l3 q δkl)˜

I q PB’s {˜ I i,˜ I j} = δibf j

bc˜

I c so that EOM ˙ ˜ I j = 0 The two models are dual because they leave on dual groups. Not yet a duality symmetry between them.

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The dual model Cotangent bundle T ∗SB(2, C) - Coordinates: ( ˜ Qj,˜ I j) with ˜ I j the conjugate momenta ˜ I j = ∂ ˜ L0 ∂ ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr + ǫjr3) ˙ ˜ Qr = − i 2((˜ g −1 ˙ ˜ g, ˜ ej)) with ˙ ˜ Qj = (δjr − 1

2ǫjr3)˜

I r Hamiltonian ˜ H0 = 1

I p(δpq − 1

2ǫ k3 p ǫ l3 q δkl)˜

I q PB’s {˜ I i,˜ I j} = δibf j

bc˜

I c so that EOM ˙ ˜ I j = 0 The two models are dual because they leave on dual groups. Not yet a duality symmetry between them. However: The usual rigid rotator can be equivalently formulated on the whole SL(2, C) [[

Marmo et al ’94] and one could try a similar analysis for the SB(2, C) model.

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The doubled action

Scope: Introduce an action functional on SL(2, C) (doubled coordinates) which reduces to previous models when constrained The action S =

  • α < γ−1dγ ∧ ∗γ−1dγ > +β((γ−1dγ ∧ ∗γ−1dγ))

with γ ∈ SL(2, C), eI = (ei, ˜ ei),

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The doubled action

Scope: Introduce an action functional on SL(2, C) (doubled coordinates) which reduces to previous models when constrained The action S =

  • α < γ−1dγ ∧ ∗γ−1dγ > +β((γ−1dγ ∧ ∗γ−1dγ))

with γ ∈ SL(2, C), eI = (ei, ˜ ei), γ−1 ˙ γ = ˙ QIeI ≡ Aiei + Bi˜ ei (Ai, Bi) are fiber coordinates of TSL(2, C)

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The doubled action

Scope: Introduce an action functional on SL(2, C) (doubled coordinates) which reduces to previous models when constrained The action S =

  • α < γ−1dγ ∧ ∗γ−1dγ > +β((γ−1dγ ∧ ∗γ−1dγ))

with γ ∈ SL(2, C), eI = (ei, ˜ ei), γ−1 ˙ γ = ˙ QIeI ≡ Aiei + Bi˜ ei (Ai, Bi) are fiber coordinates of TSL(2, C) They are obtained from the O(3, 3) metric Ai = 2Im Tr (γ−1 ˙ γ˜ ei); Bi = 2Im Tr (γ−1 ˙ γei).

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The doubled action

The Lagrangian L1 = 1 2(αLIJ + βRIJ) ˙ QI ˙ QJ

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The doubled action

The Lagrangian L1 = 1 2(αLIJ + βRIJ) ˙ QI ˙ QJ with αLIJ + βRIJ =

  • βδij

αδj

i + βǫ j3 i

αδi

j − βǫi j3

β(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl)

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Generalized Geometry and Double Field Theory: a toy Model

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The doubled action

The Lagrangian L1 = 1 2(αLIJ + βRIJ) ˙ QI ˙ QJ with αLIJ + βRIJ =

  • βδij

αδj

i + βǫ j3 i

αδi

j − βǫi j3

β(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl)

  • EOM

(αLIJ + βKIJ)¨ QJ = 0 The matrix EIJ = αLIJ + βKIJ is invertible if (α/β)2 = 1= ⇒

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The doubled action

The Lagrangian L1 = 1 2(αLIJ + βRIJ) ˙ QI ˙ QJ with αLIJ + βRIJ =

  • βδij

αδj

i + βǫ j3 i

αδi

j − βǫi j3

β(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl)

  • EOM

(αLIJ + βKIJ)¨ QJ = 0 The matrix EIJ = αLIJ + βKIJ is invertible if (α/β)2 = 1= ⇒ The Hamiltonian H1 = 1 2PI[E −1]IJPJ with PI ≡ (Ii, ˜ Ii) the conjugate momenta

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The doubled action

The Lagrangian L1 = 1 2(αLIJ + βRIJ) ˙ QI ˙ QJ with αLIJ + βRIJ =

  • βδij

αδj

i + βǫ j3 i

αδi

j − βǫi j3

β(δij + ǫi

k3ǫj l3δkl)

  • EOM

(αLIJ + βKIJ)¨ QJ = 0 The matrix EIJ = αLIJ + βKIJ is invertible if (α/β)2 = 1= ⇒ The Hamiltonian H1 = 1 2PI[E −1]IJPJ with PI ≡ (Ii, ˜ Ii) the conjugate momenta PB’s They are obtained by Lie Poisson brackets on the Drinfeld double group [Semenov-Tyan-Shanskii ’91, Alekseev-Malkin ’94] {Ii, Ij} = ǫij

kIk,

{˜ Ii, ˜ Ij} = f ij

k ˜

Ik {Ii, ˜ Ij} = −fi

jkIk − ˜

Ikǫki

j

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta We have Poisson brackets for the generalized momenta (C-brackets)

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta We have Poisson brackets for the generalized momenta (C-brackets) We have studied (not shown here) infinitesimal symmetries and their Lie algebra

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta We have Poisson brackets for the generalized momenta (C-brackets) We have studied (not shown here) infinitesimal symmetries and their Lie algebra In order to get back one of the two models one has to impose constraints. = ⇒

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta We have Poisson brackets for the generalized momenta (C-brackets) We have studied (not shown here) infinitesimal symmetries and their Lie algebra In order to get back one of the two models one has to impose constraints. = ⇒ for example gauge either SU(2) or SB(2, C) with d → D = d + C,

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta We have Poisson brackets for the generalized momenta (C-brackets) We have studied (not shown here) infinitesimal symmetries and their Lie algebra In order to get back one of the two models one has to impose constraints. = ⇒ for example gauge either SU(2) or SB(2, C) with d → D = d + C, C = C iei

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The doubled action

Summarizing, We have obtained a dynamical model with doubled coordinates and generalized momenta We have Poisson brackets for the generalized momenta (C-brackets) We have studied (not shown here) infinitesimal symmetries and their Lie algebra In order to get back one of the two models one has to impose constraints. = ⇒ for example gauge either SU(2) or SB(2, C) with d → D = d + C, C = C iei or C = Ci˜ ei and integrate out

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

with now g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdt + g −1g ′dσ, ∗ g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdσ − g −1g ′dt

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

with now g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdt + g −1g ′dσ, ∗ g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdσ − g −1g ′dt EOM ∂µ(g −1∂µg) = 0 Hamiltonian H = 1 2

  • R

dσ Tr (I 2 + J2) with I = (g −1 ˙ g)iei, J = (g −1g ′)iei

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

with now g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdt + g −1g ′dσ, ∗ g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdσ − g −1g ′dt EOM ∂µ(g −1∂µg) = 0 Hamiltonian H = 1 2

  • R

dσ Tr (I 2 + J2) with I = (g −1 ˙ g)iei, J = (g −1g ′)iei PB’s {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} =0

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

with now g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdt + g −1g ′dσ, ∗ g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdσ − g −1g ′dt EOM ∂µ(g −1∂µg) = 0 Hamiltonian H = 1 2

  • R

dσ Tr (I 2 + J2) with I = (g −1 ˙ g)iei, J = (g −1g ′)iei PB’s {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} =0 with EOM ∂tI = ∂σJ, ∂tJ = ∂σI − [I, J]

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

with now g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdt + g −1g ′dσ, ∗ g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdσ − g −1g ′dt EOM ∂µ(g −1∂µg) = 0 Hamiltonian H = 1 2

  • R

dσ Tr (I 2 + J2) with I = (g −1 ˙ g)iei, J = (g −1g ′)iei PB’s {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} =0 with EOM ∂tI = ∂σJ, ∂tJ = ∂σI − [I, J] We recognize the infinite-d current algebra c1 = su(2)(R) ˙ ⊕a

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Generalization to field theory: the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model The model is described in terms of fields g : (R2, η) → SU(2) with action functional S =

  • R2 Tr g −1dg ∧ ∗g −1dg

with now g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdt + g −1g ′dσ, ∗ g −1dg = g −1 ˙ gdσ − g −1g ′dt EOM ∂µ(g −1∂µg) = 0 Hamiltonian H = 1 2

  • R

dσ Tr (I 2 + J2) with I = (g −1 ˙ g)iei, J = (g −1g ′)iei PB’s {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} =0 with EOM ∂tI = ∂σJ, ∂tJ = ∂σI − [I, J] We recognize the infinite-d current algebra c1 = su(2)(R) ˙ ⊕a

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

[Rajeev ’89, Rajeev, Sparano, P.V. ’94]

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

[Rajeev ’89, Rajeev, Sparano, P.V. ’94]

We introduce a parameter τ to define a deformation of the Poisson brackets {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)

  • ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − (1 − τ 2)δijδ′(σ − σ′)
  • ,

{Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} = − (1 − τ 2)τ 2ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′)

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

[Rajeev ’89, Rajeev, Sparano, P.V. ’94]

We introduce a parameter τ to define a deformation of the Poisson brackets {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)

  • ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − (1 − τ 2)δijδ′(σ − σ′)
  • ,

{Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} = − (1 − τ 2)τ 2ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) We recognize the infinite-d current algebra c2 = sl(2, C)(R)

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

[Rajeev ’89, Rajeev, Sparano, P.V. ’94]

We introduce a parameter τ to define a deformation of the Poisson brackets {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)

  • ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − (1 − τ 2)δijδ′(σ − σ′)
  • ,

{Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} = − (1 − τ 2)τ 2ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) We recognize the infinite-d current algebra c2 = sl(2, C)(R)

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

[Rajeev ’89, Rajeev, Sparano, P.V. ’94]

We introduce a parameter τ to define a deformation of the Poisson brackets {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)

  • ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − (1 − τ 2)δijδ′(σ − σ′)
  • ,

{Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} = − (1 − τ 2)τ 2ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) We recognize the infinite-d current algebra c2 = sl(2, C)(R) For the dynamics to be undeformed, we choose Hτ = 1 2(1 − τ 2)2

  • R

dσ Tr(I 2 + J2)

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model

[Rajeev ’89, Rajeev, Sparano, P.V. ’94]

We introduce a parameter τ to define a deformation of the Poisson brackets {Ii(σ), Ij(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {Ii(σ), Jj(σ′)} =(1 − τ 2)

  • ǫijkJk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − (1 − τ 2)δijδ′(σ − σ′)
  • ,

{Ji(σ), Jj(σ′)} = − (1 − τ 2)τ 2ǫijkIk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) We recognize the infinite-d current algebra c2 = sl(2, C)(R) For the dynamics to be undeformed, we choose Hτ = 1 2(1 − τ 2)2

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dσ Tr(I 2 + J2) In terms of Ki(σ) = Ji(σ) − τǫil3Il(σ) we have {Ki(σ), Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)τ 3δ(σ − σ′)f k

ij Kk(σ′)

and {Ii(σ), Kj(σ′)} = (1−τ 2)[ǫijkδ(σ−σ′)Kk(σ′)−τf k

ij δ(σ−σ′)Ik(σ′)−δijδ′(σ−σ′)]

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model We recognize c2 = su(2)(R) ⋊ ⋉ sb(2, C)(R)

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model We recognize c2 = su(2)(R) ⋊ ⋉ sb(2, C)(R) with the Hamiltonian H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ 2)2

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dσ Tr(I 2 + K 2),

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model We recognize c2 = su(2)(R) ⋊ ⋉ sb(2, C)(R) with the Hamiltonian H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ 2)2

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dσ Tr(I 2 + K 2), EOM ∂tIj(σ′) = ∂σKj(σ′) − τ 1 − τ 2 fkijIk(σ′)Ki(σ′) ∂tKj(σ′) = ∂σIj(σ′) + 1 1 − τ 2 ǫijkKk(σ′)Ii(σ′) These are the same EOM written for new coordinates

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Alternative formulation of the SU(2) Principal Chiral Model We recognize c2 = su(2)(R) ⋊ ⋉ sb(2, C)(R) with the Hamiltonian H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ 2)2

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dσ Tr(I 2 + K 2), EOM ∂tIj(σ′) = ∂σKj(σ′) − τ 1 − τ 2 fkijIk(σ′)Ki(σ′) ∂tKj(σ′) = ∂σIj(σ′) + 1 1 − τ 2 ǫijkKk(σ′)Ii(σ′) These are the same EOM written for new coordinates

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The dual SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model

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The dual SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model The algebra sl(2, C)(R) can be dually obtained from the deformation of the current algebra c3 = sb(2, C)(R) ˙ ⊕a given by

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The dual SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model The algebra sl(2, C)(R) can be dually obtained from the deformation of the current algebra c3 = sb(2, C)(R) ˙ ⊕a given by {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Jk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {˜ Ji(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =0

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The dual SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model The algebra sl(2, C)(R) can be dually obtained from the deformation of the current algebra c3 = sb(2, C)(R) ˙ ⊕a given by {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Jk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {˜ Ji(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =0 Introduce ˜ Ki = ˜ Ji − τ ′ǫil3˜ Il: {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)[ǫijkδ(σ − σ′)˜ Ik(σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′) − τf k

ij δ(σ − σ′) ˜

Kk(σ′)], { ˜ Ki(σ), ˜ Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)τ 3δ(σ − σ′)ǫijk ˜ Kk(σ′)

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The dual SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model The algebra sl(2, C)(R) can be dually obtained from the deformation of the current algebra c3 = sb(2, C)(R) ˙ ⊕a given by {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Jk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {˜ Ji(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =0 Introduce ˜ Ki = ˜ Ji − τ ′ǫil3˜ Il: {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)[ǫijkδ(σ − σ′)˜ Ik(σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′) − τf k

ij δ(σ − σ′) ˜

Kk(σ′)], { ˜ Ki(σ), ˜ Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)τ 3δ(σ − σ′)ǫijk ˜ Kk(σ′) This is the algebra c2 = su(2)(R) ⋊ ⋉ sb(2, C)(R) = ⇒ The Poisson brackets for (I, K) (˜ I, ˜ K) go one into the other under the exchange I ↔ ˜ K and K ↔ ˜ I, τ → 1/τ

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The dual SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model The algebra sl(2, C)(R) can be dually obtained from the deformation of the current algebra c3 = sb(2, C)(R) ˙ ⊕a given by {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =f k

ij ˜

Jk(σ)δ(σ − σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′), {˜ Ji(σ), ˜ Jj(σ′)} =0 Introduce ˜ Ki = ˜ Ji − τ ′ǫil3˜ Il: {˜ Ii(σ),˜ Ij(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)f k

ij ˜

Ik(σ)δ(σ − σ′), {˜ Ii(σ), ˜ Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)[ǫijkδ(σ − σ′)˜ Ik(σ′) − δijδ′(σ − σ′) − τf k

ij δ(σ − σ′) ˜

Kk(σ′)], { ˜ Ki(σ), ˜ Kj(σ′)} = (1 − τ 2)τ 3δ(σ − σ′)ǫijk ˜ Kk(σ′) This is the algebra c2 = su(2)(R) ⋊ ⋉ sb(2, C)(R) = ⇒ The Poisson brackets for (I, K) (˜ I, ˜ K) go one into the other under the exchange I ↔ ˜ K and K ↔ ˜ I, τ → 1/τ

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The SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model

The duality appears like a symmetry if we consider the Hamiltonian on the dual group ˜ H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ)2

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dσ Tr(˜ I 2 + ˜ K 2),

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The SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model

The duality appears like a symmetry if we consider the Hamiltonian on the dual group ˜ H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ)2

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dσ Tr(˜ I 2 + ˜ K 2), and we compute the canonical equations of motion: ∂t˜ Ij(σ′) = ∂σ ˜ Kj(σ′) + 1 1 − τ 2 ǫijk˜ Ik(σ′) ˜ Ki(σ′), ∂t ˜ Kj(σ′) = ∂σ˜ Ij(σ′) − τ 1 − τ 2 fkij ˜ Kk(σ′)˜ Ii(σ′)

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The SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model

The duality appears like a symmetry if we consider the Hamiltonian on the dual group ˜ H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ)2

  • R

dσ Tr(˜ I 2 + ˜ K 2), and we compute the canonical equations of motion: ∂t˜ Ij(σ′) = ∂σ ˜ Kj(σ′) + 1 1 − τ 2 ǫijk˜ Ik(σ′) ˜ Ki(σ′), ∂t ˜ Kj(σ′) = ∂σ˜ Ij(σ′) − τ 1 − τ 2 fkij ˜ Kk(σ′)˜ Ii(σ′) The discrete transformation I → ˜ K and K → ˜ I is a symmetry of the dynamics

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The SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model

The duality appears like a symmetry if we consider the Hamiltonian on the dual group ˜ H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ)2

  • R

dσ Tr(˜ I 2 + ˜ K 2), and we compute the canonical equations of motion: ∂t˜ Ij(σ′) = ∂σ ˜ Kj(σ′) + 1 1 − τ 2 ǫijk˜ Ik(σ′) ˜ Ki(σ′), ∂t ˜ Kj(σ′) = ∂σ˜ Ij(σ′) − τ 1 − τ 2 fkij ˜ Kk(σ′)˜ Ii(σ′) The discrete transformation I → ˜ K and K → ˜ I is a symmetry of the dynamics The two Hamiltonians H′

τ and ˜

H′

τ′ are dual

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The SB(2, C) Principal Chiral Model

The duality appears like a symmetry if we consider the Hamiltonian on the dual group ˜ H′

τ =

1 2(1 − τ)2

  • R

dσ Tr(˜ I 2 + ˜ K 2), and we compute the canonical equations of motion: ∂t˜ Ij(σ′) = ∂σ ˜ Kj(σ′) + 1 1 − τ 2 ǫijk˜ Ik(σ′) ˜ Ki(σ′), ∂t ˜ Kj(σ′) = ∂σ˜ Ij(σ′) − τ 1 − τ 2 fkij ˜ Kk(σ′)˜ Ii(σ′) The discrete transformation I → ˜ K and K → ˜ I is a symmetry of the dynamics The two Hamiltonians H′

τ and ˜

H′

τ′ are dual

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model Is there a double field formulation with the duality a manifest symmetry of the action?

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model Is there a double field formulation with the duality a manifest symmetry of the action? S = 1 2

  • R2
  • α < γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ > +β(γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ)
  • ,

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model Is there a double field formulation with the duality a manifest symmetry of the action? S = 1 2

  • R2
  • α < γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ > +β(γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ)
  • ,

with γ−1∂tγ =I iei + ˜ Iiei = I IeI, γ−1∂σγ =Jiei + ˜ Jiei = JIeI

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model Is there a double field formulation with the duality a manifest symmetry of the action? S = 1 2

  • R2
  • α < γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ > +β(γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ)
  • ,

with γ−1∂tγ =I iei + ˜ Iiei = I IeI, γ−1∂σγ =Jiei + ˜ Jiei = JIeI The Hodge star exchanges the components and realizes the duality transformation ∗γ−1dγ = I IeIdσ − JIeIdt

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model Is there a double field formulation with the duality a manifest symmetry of the action? S = 1 2

  • R2
  • α < γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ > +β(γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ)
  • ,

with γ−1∂tγ =I iei + ˜ Iiei = I IeI, γ−1∂σγ =Jiei + ˜ Jiei = JIeI The Hodge star exchanges the components and realizes the duality transformation ∗γ−1dγ = I IeIdσ − JIeIdt The Lagrangian function is given explicitly by L = 1 2

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dσ (αLIJ + βRIJ)(I II J − JIJJ),

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The double field formulation of Principal Chiral Model Is there a double field formulation with the duality a manifest symmetry of the action? S = 1 2

  • R2
  • α < γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ > +β(γ−1dγ, γ−1dγ)
  • ,

with γ−1∂tγ =I iei + ˜ Iiei = I IeI, γ−1∂σγ =Jiei + ˜ Jiei = JIeI The Hodge star exchanges the components and realizes the duality transformation ∗γ−1dγ = I IeIdσ − JIeIdt The Lagrangian function is given explicitly by L = 1 2

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dσ (αLIJ + βRIJ)(I II J − JIJJ), The matrix (αLIJ + βRIJ) is invertible for α/β = ±1 and we repeat exactly the same analysis as for the rigid rotator. We reduce to the two dual models by gauging the global symmetries. Preliminary analysis in Sfetsos ’99, Reid-Edwards ’10

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Conclusions

We have described the double formulation of a mechanical system in terms of dual configuration spaces

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Conclusions

We have described the double formulation of a mechanical system in terms of dual configuration spaces The model is too simple to exhibit symmetry, but it is readily generalizable;

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Conclusions

We have described the double formulation of a mechanical system in terms of dual configuration spaces The model is too simple to exhibit symmetry, but it is readily generalizable; Adding one dimension to source space we have a 2-d field theory, modeled

  • n the rigid rotator, which is duality invariant and has all the richness of

DFT and generalized geometry Algebraic and geometric structures under control Poisson-Lie T-duality of non-linear sigma models has been introduced already in ’96 by [Klimcik, Severa] in “Poisson-Lie T duality and loop groups

  • f Drinfeld doubles,” Phys. Lett. B 372, 65 (1996)

However the symmetry under duality relies on the generalization introduced in Rajeev et al in ’89, ’93. Work in collaboration with Vincenzo Marotta and Franco Pezzella to be published hopefully soon...

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Conclusions

We have described the double formulation of a mechanical system in terms of dual configuration spaces The model is too simple to exhibit symmetry, but it is readily generalizable; Adding one dimension to source space we have a 2-d field theory, modeled

  • n the rigid rotator, which is duality invariant and has all the richness of

DFT and generalized geometry Algebraic and geometric structures under control Poisson-Lie T-duality of non-linear sigma models has been introduced already in ’96 by [Klimcik, Severa] in “Poisson-Lie T duality and loop groups

  • f Drinfeld doubles,” Phys. Lett. B 372, 65 (1996)

However the symmetry under duality relies on the generalization introduced in Rajeev et al in ’89, ’93. Work in collaboration with Vincenzo Marotta and Franco Pezzella to be published hopefully soon...

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Happy Birthday Alberto!

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