Supergravity à la Fin de Siècle - Prof Neil Lambert (Lecture 1)
Part of LonTI lectures Autumn 2023. Title: Supergravity à la Fin de Siècle Lecturer: Prof Neil Lambert (King's College London) Date: 9 October 2023 Place: LIMS @ the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Description: In these lectures we will provide a basic introduction to Supergravity as it arises in String Theory and M-Theory. We will start by introducing vielbeins and spin connections in order to construct supergravity actions. In the second lecture we will briefly introduce the maximal supergravity theories in ten and eleven-dimensions. We will briefly discuss special holonomy manifolds, explicitly construct BPS p-brane solutions and prove their non-perturbative stability. Time permitting we will discuss toroidal compactifications and U-duality. I will assume basic MSc level material (Riemannian geometry, fermions and rigid supersymmetry). The lecture notes that will be provided are largely self-contained but the textbook “Supergravity” by Freedman and van Proeyen contains more details. See https://lonti.weebly.com/2023-24-seri... for references and recommended literature.

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