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Flat Dp Brane Half BPS Projection

Physical scope

Static flat Type II Dp boundary sector with zero worldvolume flux and no backreaction; conditionally counts the preserved constant target supersymmetries from the flat KSE and boundary-state gluing, without extending to curved, fluxed, or dynamical branes.

Statement

In a source-free flat Type II background, let SL,SR be the two real 16-dimensional Majorana–Weyl supersymmetry spaces of the appropriate IIA/IIB chiralities. For a static flat Dp boundary state, the preserved constant supersymmetries are exactly the graph {(KpϵR,ϵR):ϵR∈SR} of the invertible map Kp in Flat Dp Boundary State Supercharge Gluing. Hence they form a 16-dimensional real subspace of the 32-dimensional supersymmetry space. Equivalently, with ΓDp(ϵL,ϵR)=(KpϵR,Kp−1ϵL), the preserved parameters obey ΓDpϵ=ϵ, and ΓDp2=1. This is the conditional half-BPS projection.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A source-free flat ten-dimensional Type II bosonic solution with constant dilaton and vanishing field strengths, a static flat Dp boundary condition, and the exact source gluing map and KSE interfaces.

[F1]

Flat Dp Boundary State Supercharge Gluing: the unbroken boundary-state supersymmetries obey ϵL=KpϵR, where Kp:SR→SL is invertible.

[F2]

Dp Brane Open String Boundary Condition: a static flat Dp-brane has Neumann tangent and fixed Dirichlet normal endpoint data; Type IIA uses even p and Type IIB odd p.

[A1]

Type Iia Supergravity Killing Spinor Equations: a local on-shell IIA spinor obeys the displayed gravitino and dilatino equations on a supplied spin patch. In the stated flat solution all flux and dilaton-gradient terms vanish, so the gravitino equation reduces to ∇Xϵ=0. Its current Step 1 record is ready for its declared dependencies.

[A2]

Type IIB Supergravity Killing Spinor Equations: a local on-shell IIB doublet obeys the displayed equations in the stated spinor bundle. In the stated flat solution H3=0, G1=G~3=G~5=0, and dΦ=0, so Ω~=Ω=0 and the gravitino equation reduces to ∇Xϵ=0. Its current Step 1 record is escalated because its upstream readiness inputs are missing, so use remains conditional.

Proof

1.1givenF1algebra

On SL⊕SR, define ΓDp by the displayed block map. Since Kp is invertible by [F1], both compositions are defined and ΓDp2(ϵL,ϵR)=(KpKp−1ϵL,Kp−1KpϵR)=(ϵL,ϵR). Thus it is an involution.

2.1givenF1step 1.1algebra

The fixed-point equation ΓDp(ϵL,ϵR)=(ϵL,ϵR) is equivalent to the two equations ϵL=KpϵR and ϵR=Kp−1ϵL; either one implies the other. The map ϵR↦(KpϵR,ϵR) is therefore a linear bijection from SR to the fixed-point space.

3.1givenF1A1A2F2step 2.1algebra∎

By [A1] or [A2], according to Type IIA or IIB, the flat on-shell KSE reduce to ∇Xϵ=0; in a Cartesian parallel frame these solutions are the constant elements of each chiral 16-real-dimensional space. The boundary-state condition [F1] retains exactly the graph counted in step 2.1, so the preserved space has real dimension 16, half of dim⁡R(SL⊕SR)=32. This conclusion remains conditional on current KSE readiness and adopted boundary-state gluing; it asserts nothing about nonflat or fluxed backgrounds.

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