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Wrapped Nil D4 DBI Reduction And Large Field Potential

Physical scope

The leading two-derivative geometric DBI contribution for one Abelian probe D4 wrapped on the stated unit u2 circle, with constant dilaton, zero pulled-back B2 and F_A, fixed moduli, homogeneous u1(t), negligible backreaction, and u1 well above the asymptotic crossover. It is not the full stabilized potential or an inflationary observation.

Statement

Under the geometric DBI assumptions in [A1], integrating over the unit u2-circle and expanding only for ϵ=α′Lu12u˙12≪1 gives SDBI=∫d4x−g4,s(12K(u1)u˙12−VDBI(u1)+O(ϵ2VDBI)), VDBI=Luβ(2π)4gstrα′2(1+M2Lx2u12βLu2)1/2,K=Lu3(2π)4gstrα′β(1+M2Lx2u12βLu2)1/2. The canonical coordinate is fixed by ϕ(0)=0 and ϕ′(u)=K(u). For u≫ucrit:=βLu/(MLx), ϕ(u)∼M1/2LuLx1/26π2gstrα′ β1/2u3/2,VDBI(u)∼MLx(2π)4gstrα′2u, so VDBI(ϕ)∼μ10/3ϕ2/3, with μ10/3=(32)2/3(2π)−8/3M2/3β1/3Lx/Lα′5/3gstr2/3,Lu2Lx=L3. In these units u1,ucrit,Lu,Lx,L,β,M, and gstr are dimensionless, [α′]=L2, and ϵ is dimensionless; consequently [VDBI]=L−4, [K]=L−2, [ϕ]=L−1, and [μ10/3]=L−10/3. These are the geometric DBI terms only; no claim is made about omitted Chern–Simons, stabilization, loop, higher-curvature, or backreaction contributions.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A single Abelian D4 probe with W5=X4×S1, X4=I×Σ3, smooth homogeneous u1(t), fixed background moduli, and the full ten-dimensional product metric in the cited input items. Write gstr=eΦ∞ for the constant dimensionless string coupling, and take ds4,s2=−dt2+hij(t,x)dxidxj with smooth positive-definite h.

[F1]

Type II Dp Brane DBI WZ Action: the leading DBI density is −μ4e−Φ−det⁡(ι∗G(s)+F), with μ4=(2π)−4α′−5/2, and the worldvolume combination is F=2πα′FA−ι∗B2. This proof uses only the DBI clause and the explicitly assumed zero-F configuration.

[F2]

Silverstein Westphal Nil Background Data For Wrapped D4 Reduction: Lu1=Lu/β, Lu2=Luβ, gstr=eΦ∞, and Lu2Lx=L3.

[F3]

Wrapped D4 Embedding In Nil Coordinates: the wrapped coordinate has period one and the worldvolume is X4×Su21.

[F4]

Nil Wrapped D4 Pullback Metric And Determinant: for smooth positive-definite hij in ds4,s2=−dt2+hijdxidxj, −det⁡(ι∗G(s))=−g4,sα′(Lu22+M2Lx2u12)1−α′Lu12u˙12.

[A1]

Work at constant dilaton Φ=Φ∞ with ι∗B2=0 and FA=0, in the two-derivative small-velocity regime α′Lu12u˙12≪1. Use u1≫ucrit only for the displayed large-u1 asymptotic, and omit the separate Chern–Simons and stabilization-sector terms.

Proof

1.1givenF1F3F4A1algebra

Set F=0 by [A1] and [F1]. Insert [F4] into the DBI action, use e−Φ=gstr−1 by [A1], and integrate u2∈[0,1], whose coordinate length is one by [F3]. The exact homogeneous density is −−g4,s((2π)4gstrα′2)−1Lu22+M2Lx2u121−α′Lu12u˙12.

2.1givenF2step 1.1algebra

By [F2], Lu22=βLu2 and Lu12=Lu2/β. Substituting these into step 1.1 gives −−g4,s((2π)4gstrα′2)−1βLu2+M2Lx2u121−α′Lu2u˙12/β.

3.1givenA1F1F2step 2.1algebra

For x=α′Lu2u˙12/β with 0≤x≪1, Taylor's formula gives 1−x=1−x/2+O(x2). Separating constant and quadratic terms in step 2.1 gives the stated VDBI(u1), K(u1), and order-ϵ2VDBI remainder. Positivity of the moduli and gstr makes K>0. Since the background parameters are dimensionless and [α′]=L2 by [F2], these formulas give [VDBI]=L−4, [K]=L−2, and dimensionless ϵ.

4.1givenF2step 3.1algebra

Define ϕ(u)=∫0uK(s) ds. Since K(s)>0, this is strictly increasing on u≥0, and the chain rule yields ϕ˙2=K(u)u˙2. Taking the square root of the displayed K gives ϕ′(u)=Lu3/2β−1/4((2π)2gstrα′)−1(1+M2Lx2u2/(βLu2))1/4, the exact canonical normalization in quadrature form. Since u is dimensionless and [K]=L−2 by step 3.1, [ϕ]=L−1.

5.1givenstep 3.1step 4.1algebra

For u≫ucrit=βLu/(MLx), the parenthesis in step 4.1 is asymptotic to M2Lx2u2/(βLu2). Thus ϕ′(u)∼M1/2LuLx1/2u1/2/((2π)2gstrα′β1/2), whose integral gives the displayed u3/2 coefficient. The potential in step 3.1 satisfies VDBI∼MLxu/((2π)4gstrα′2).

6.1givenA1F2step 5.1algebra∎

Set C=M1/2LuLx1/2/(6π2gstrα′β1/2), so step 5.1 gives u1∼(ϕ/C)2/3. Substitution in its potential yields coefficient (MLx/((2π)4gstrα′2))C−2/3=(3/2)2/3(2π)−8/3M2/3β1/3(Lx/Lu)2/3/(gstr2/3α′5/3). By [F2], Lu2Lx=L3 implies (Lx/Lu)2/3=Lx/L, giving the stated μ10/3; its units are L−10/3, so μ10/3ϕ2/3 has the potential units L−4. This remains only the geometric DBI term under [A1].

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