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Iib Self Dual Point S Exchanges F1 And D1

Physical scope

A single exact algebraic check of the source-reported classical IIB (p,q)-string tension at the self-dual asymptotic modulus tau=i. It illustrates the F1/D1 charge exchange and unit phase only; it establishes no complete quantum S-duality.

Example

In the ordered NS–NS/RR source basis, take the primitive F-string charge Q=(1,0)T and the S generator S=(0−110)∈SL(2,Z). At the self-dual asymptotic axiodilaton τ∞=i (equivalently C0,∞=0 and Φ∞=0), the transformed charge is the D-string label (0,1)T and the normalized central charge changes from 1 to −i. Their classical Einstein-frame tensions both equal the positive reference tension TF.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: τ∞=i, Q=(1,0)T, S=(0−110), and the classical source-family scope of the preceding theorem.

[F1]

Iib Pq String Bps Tension Covariance: for the stated classical source family, Zp,q=(p−qτ∞)/Im⁡τ∞, Zp′,q′(τ′)=∣cτ∞+d∣cτ∞+dZp,q(τ∞), and the Einstein-frame tension is TF∣Zp,q∣.

[A1]

The selected inputs are the primitive charge (p,q)=(1,0), self-dual modulus τ∞=i, and S matrix (0−110); this is one classical point in the source's protected family.

Verification

1.1givenA1algebra

The determinant of S is 1, S(1,0)T=(0,1)T, and −1/i=i, so the transformed charge is primitive and τ′=i.

2.1givenF1A1step 1.1algebra∎

Since Im⁡i=1, Z1,0(i)=1 and Z0,1(i)=−i. The phase factor is ∣i∣/i=−i, whose modulus is one; therefore [F1] gives T1,0(E)=TF=T0,1(E). This exact one-point calculation does not prove full quantum equivalence.

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