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Local Type IIB D3 Brane Source Maxwell And Page Charge
Local D3/IIB definitions of source, Maxwell, and Page charge in the planned R4 component basis; Page form is patchwise and requires a B-field trivialization. Does not define a D4/IIB charge law.
Definition
Let be an oriented smooth ten-manifold and let be a proper smooth embedding of an oriented smooth four-manifold (a boundary is allowed in this current definition). Define its degree-six source current by for every compactly supported smooth four-form ; the localized D3 source is . In the local Type IIB basis, source charge is this localized-current coefficient; Maxwell charge is gauge-invariant RR flux integrated over a compact closed oriented smooth five-manifold disjoint from the source; and Page charge is the corresponding locally conserved potential-corrected flux on a patch with a chosen trivialization. On such a test cycle, define where , , and . The definitions of are exactly those in Type IIB Two Derivative Supergravity Pseudoaction. The current Step 1 records for the IIB pseudoaction and separate five-form self-duality carriers are escalated because their upstream readiness inputs are unresolved, so the planned R4 field-strength normalization remains conditional on those exact interfaces. The local Page form is not asserted to be globally defined across nontrivial B-field patches, invariant under large gauge transformations, or quantized without a separate charge-lattice assumption. These D3 definitions do not imply an analogous D4/IIB law.