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Dynamics of the Weyl scale invariant non-BPS p = 3 brane

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In this paper a Weyl scale-invariant p = 3-brane scenario is introduced, with the brane embedded in a higher-dimensional bulk space with N = 1, 5D Super-Weyl symmetry. Its action, which describes its long wave oscillation modes into the ambient superspace and breaks the target symmetry down to the lower dimensional Weyl W(1, 3) symmetry, is constructed by the approach of coset method.

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Liu, LX. Dynamics of the Weyl scale invariant non-BPS p = 3 brane. Phys. Atom. Nuclei 74, 1684–1689 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063778811120076

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