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Dp Brane Dirac Charge Product
Arithmetic charge-unit identity for complementary electric/magnetic Type II Dp and D(6-p) branes in the stated source normalization; the Dirac lattice is a separate postulate, global RR flux quantization is not derived, and p=3 requires a self-dual-field treatment.
Statement
For each integer with , the source-normalized charge units satisfy the arithmetic identity and hence . For , the adopted RR Dirac lattice makes this the minimal nonzero pairing for mutually electric and magnetic Dp and D charges. At this remains an arithmetic identity only: the adopted lattice postulate expressly excludes the self-dual Type IIB D3 case, whose physical charge interpretation needs a separate self-dual-field framework.
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Facts & Assumptions
Given: The charge and gravitational-coupling normalizations for an integer ; when , also assume a mutually electric/magnetic complementary RR pair and the adopted Dirac lattice.
Type II Dp Brane DBI WZ Action: is the Dp RR charge unit used in the adopted action. This arithmetic use depends only on the explicit charge normalization.
RR Electric Magnetic Dirac Pairing Convention: for source-normalized complementary Dp and D units with and , , with and ; the self-dual case is excluded from this adopted lattice.
Proof
Apply [F1] to and . Their product is because the two exponents add to .
Multiplying step 1.1 by [F2] gives . If , [A1] applies and this realizes , the minimal nonzero integer pairing. If , [A1] supplies no lattice premise, so only the arithmetic identity follows. The computation is dimensionless and does not derive a Dirac lattice or global RR flux quantization.