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Duality and Selfduality of Chiral Boson Fields in Various Dimensions

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Duality-symmetric and self-dual fields (chiral bosons) are an important part of various theoretical models which are considered in the modern superstring theory. For a long period of time there has been a problem of how to construct an action for such fields which would simultaneously possess both duality symmetry and Lorentz-covariance.

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Maznytsia, A., Preitschopf, C.R., Sorokin, D. (2001). Duality and Selfduality of Chiral Boson Fields in Various Dimensions. In: Baulieu, L., Green, M., Picco, M., Windey, P. (eds) Progress in String Theory and M-Theory. NATO Science Series, vol 564. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0852-5_25

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