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Eleven-Dimensional CJS Supergravity Bosonic Action
Adopted source-free, two-derivative, classical eleven-dimensional CJS bosonic action and Planck normalization. It is the fermion-free truncation of the low-energy supergravity framework; no brane sources, higher-derivative corrections, quantum effects, or field equations are asserted here.
Postulate
Adopt the following classical bosonic truncation of eleven-dimensional Cremmer–Julia–Scherk (CJS) supergravity. Let be an oriented Lorentzian eleven-manifold without boundary with metric of signature , Levi-Civita connection from Levi-Civita Connection on an Eleven-Dimensional Lorentzian Manifold, scalar curvature , and Hodge star from Eleven-Dimensional Oriented Lorentzian Geometry. Let be a globally defined smooth real three-form potential and set . In natural units , take the action
Here is the eleven-dimensional Planck length and the adopted normalization is
Thus and . In coordinates of length dimension with dimensionless metric components, the action density is dimensionless after integration when , , and . The form norm is signed Lorentzian norm .
The CJS multiplet includes a 32-real-component Majorana gravitino and one 32-real-component local supersymmetry parameter; the displayed action omits all fermion terms. This adopted action is the source-free, two-derivative low-energy truncation. It omits brane currents and boundary terms, the higher-derivative correction, and quantum corrections. The displayed Chern–Simons sign is tied to the stated potential convention: replacing by reverses that sign along with . The item asserts a model convention, not a universal law or a claim that every eleven-manifold admits these fields.
Postulate references
Hamilton, §5.1, Definition 5.1, and §8.2, Remark 8.26; Taylor, §1.4, equation (9); Gauntlett–Pakis, §2, equation (2.1).
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The action is adopted in the source-free, classical, two-derivative regime stated above.
Supergravity Conventions And Normalizations: its current carrier declares natural units , Lorentzian signature , the signed form norm , and one 32-real-component Majorana parameter for 11D CJS. Its current Step 1 record is ready at hash . The current carrier does not state the -to- relation; that separate normalization is adopted here directly from Hamilton §8.2, Remark 8.26.
Eleven-Dimensional Oriented Lorentzian Geometry defines the oriented metric volume form, signed Lorentzian form pairing, and Hodge star; Levi-Civita Connection on an Eleven-Dimensional Lorentzian Manifold supplies the unique torsion-free metric connection used for .
Supergravity Conventions And Normalizations fixes the curvature convention The scalar curvature in the Postulate uses this convention and the Levi-Civita connection supplied in [F1].
Remarks
Variational equations are addressed in Source-Free Eleven-Dimensional CJS Bosonic Field Equations.
Taylor’s equation (9) is used as an independent low-energy field-content and action-form comparison. Its locator is not used to assert the exact normalization. The action is interpreted through differences under compactly supported variations when is noncompact; no finite total action is assumed.
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Sources
- M. J. D. Hamilton, The field and Killing spinor equations of M-theory and type IIA/IIB supergravity in coordinate-free notation, arXiv:1607.00327v3
- Washington Taylor, TASI Lectures on Supergravity and String Vacua in Various Dimensions, arXiv:1104.2051v2
- Jerome P. Gauntlett and Pascal Pakis, The Geometry of D=11 Killing Spinors, arXiv:hep-th/0212008v3