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1 SOGANG-HEP 271/00 BFT embedding of noncommutative D-brane system Soon-Tae Hong,WonTaeKim, Young-Jai Park, and Myung Seok Yoon Department of Physics and Basic Science Research Institute, Sogang University, Seoul , Korea (April 26, 2000) Abstract We study noncommutative geometry in the framework of the Batalin- Fradkin-Tyutin(BFT) scheme, which converts second class constraint system into first class one. In an open string theory noncommutative geometry appears due to the mixed boundary conditions having second class constraints, which arise in string theory with D-branes under a constant Neveu-Schwarz B-field. Introduction of new coordinate y on D-brane through BFT analysis allows us to obtain novel commutative geometry with translational symmetry for coordinates. PACS numbers: , Ef, Typeset using REVTEX electronic address:sthong@phya.snu.ac.kr electronic address:wtkim@ccs.sogang.ac.kr electronic address:yjpark@ccs.sogang.ac.kr electronic address:younms@physics.sogang.ac.kr 1
2 I. INTRODUCTION The phenomena that spacetime does not commute appear in many physical systems. As an example, noncommutativity of spacetime arises in quantum mechanics of a particle constrained to move on a two-dimensional plane, interacting minimally with a constant magnetic field B perpendicular to the plane when the velocity of particle is small or the strength of magnetic field is large [1,2]. Also we encounter noncommutative spacetime when we deal with D-branes in string theory [3] or we consider the context of the matrix model of M-theory [4,5]. In the matrix model the noncommutativity of spacetime is due to non-abelian Yang-Mills gauge theory induced from parallel N D-branes at coinciding positions, all on top of each other. The noncommutativity of spacetime takes place in the direction perpendicular to D-branes. Furthermore, when the end points of the open strings are attached to D-branes in the presence of a constant Neveu-Schwarz (NS) B-field, the spacetime coordinates on D-branes also do not commute in the directions parallel to D-branes. On the other hand, in an open string theory the noncommutativity of geometry is due to the mixed boundary conditions, which are neither Neumann conditions nor Dirichlet ones. Since these boundary conditions form second-class constraints, spacetime coordinates become noncommutative. Recently, in the framework of Dirac s Hamiltonian analysis for this constraint system, the noncommutativity of geometry has been studied in Ref. [6]. In the viewpoint of constraint algebra, translational symmetry has been broken in this model, since the constraints are second-class ones. Therefore, according to the spirit of constraint analysis, one could conjecture that if we could recover this symmetry, the noncommutativity of spacetime coordinates would disappear, and boundary conditions would consist of a firstclass constraint system. Furthermore, when we consider the system giving noncommutative geometry, ordinary product between functions must be replaced by the Moyal bracket [3]. This bracket is of course reduced to the ordinary product in commutative geometry. In general, the Moyal bracket has a complex structure. If we can convert noncommutative 2
3 geometry into commutative one without changing physics, the algebra of functions becomes simple. In fact, the commutative geometry can be obtained by constructing first-class constraint system. In this paper, in order to convert a second-class constraint system into a first-class one to obtain the commutative geometry, we use the potent method of Batalin, Fradkin, and Tyutin (BFT) [7], which is compared with Dirac formalism. In fact, the BFT embedding has been widely applied to interesting Hamiltonian systems with second class constraints [8,9], such as Chern-Simons(CS) theory [10,11], chiral Schwinger model [12], chiral bosons [1,13,14], to yield the theories with first class constraints with additional symmetries [15]. In Sec. II, before we use the BFT method, we will construct the Hamiltonian system with second-class constraints and the nontrivial commutators in terms of Dirac brackets by using discretized Lagrangian of open string. In Sec. III, using the BFT procedure, we will find the modified Hamiltonian having desired canonical structure defined in terms of usual Poisson brackets, and the effective Lagrangian which gives simple commutative geometry since the constraints become first-class ones. Also we will obtain new symmetries recovered via the BFT embedding. Finally, in Sec. IV we will summarize the results of the BFT embedding. II. OPEN STRINGS ATTACHED AT D-BRANES IN THE PRESENCE OF CONSTANT B-FIELD We consider the open strings whose end points are attached at Dp-branes in the presence of a constant NS B-field. Although for arbitrary Dp-branes it is highly nontrivial to find the system with commutative geometry, we can systematically construct this system by introducing new variables through the BFT embedding. The number of necessary coordinates introduced by this BFT method depends on the residual rank, r p + 1, of the matrix B ij from being gauged away. First, let us briefly recapitulate the geometry of open string theory before we introduce new variables. Our worldsheet action of the open string, to which background gauge fields 3
4 are coupled, is given as S = 1 d 2 σ [ g 4πα ij a x i a x j +2πα B ij ɛ ab a x i b x j] Σ + dτ A i τ x i σ=π dτ A i τ x i σ=0, (1) where Σ is the string worldsheet with the metric η ab =diag(+, ). The metric of target space on D-brane is taken to be Euclidean, g ij = δ ij. Note that the action (1) has two U(1) gauge symmetries. One of them is λ-symmetry for the transformation of A A + dλ and the other is Λ-symmetry for the transformation with a form of both B B + dλ and A A + Λ. From the open string action (1) one can obtain the equations of motion to determine the mixed boundary conditions as follows g ij σ x j +2πα F ij τ x j σ=0,π =0, (2) where F = B F and F = da. Without background fields B and A, the boundary conditions (2) are Neumann boundary ones, σ x i =0atσ =0,π, while for B ij or g ij 0, the boundary conditions become Dirichlet, τ x i (τ) =0onD-branes. Next, in order to study the bulk near boundary and boundary itself in detail, let us discretize the open string action and the boundary conditions along the direction of σ with equal spacing, ɛ = π N which is taken to be very small, and then the integral for σ is changed to the sum, namely, π 0 dσ = N a=0 ɛ where N is integer. Now, let us define x i (a) by x i (a) (τ) =xi (τ,σ) σ=aɛ. The discretized action of the open string action (1) is then written as S = 1 dτ [ ɛ ( ) ẋ i 2 1 ( ) 4πα (a) x i a=0 ɛ (a+1) x i 2 ( (a) +4πα B ij ẋ i (a) x j (a+1) ) ] xj (a) + dτ A i τ (x i (a+1) x i (a)), (3) a=0 and the mixed boundary conditions are given by 1 g ij ɛ (xj (1) xj (0) )+2πα F ij ẋ j (0) =0, (4) wherewehavetakenonlyσ = 0 case of the boundary conditions since we have an interest at the boundary σ = 0 only. Note that x i (0) denotes the end of the open strings. The action (3) 4
5 and the conditions (4) become continuous in σ-direction in the large N limit (equivalently in the small ɛ limit). From the action (3) we obtain the canonical momenta of x i (a) p (a)i = ɛ [ g 2πα ij ẋ j 1 ( (a) +2πα B ij x j (a+1) ɛ ) xj (a) 2πα 1 ] ɛ A iδ a,0. (5) The combination of the boundary conditions (4) and the canonical momenta (5) gives the primary constraints Ω i = 1 [ (2πα ) 2 F ij (p j (0) ɛ + Aj )+M ij (x j (1) xj (0) )] 0, (6) where M ij =[g (2πα ) 2 Fg 1 B] ij. By taking the Legendre transformation, from the Lagrangian of the action (3) we can obtain the primary Hamiltonian of the form H p = H c + u i Ω i, (7) where u i are the multipliers and the canonical Hamiltonian is given by with H c = 1 1 4πα ɛ {(2πα ) [ 2 p (a)i B ij (x j(a+1) xj(a) )] 2 +(x i(a+1) x i(a)) } 2 a= πα 1 ɛ (θ 1 F 1 g) ij (x i (1) x i (0))(x j (1) xj (0) ) (8) θ 1 ij = 1 (2πα ) 2 [ (g 2πα F)F 1 (g +2πα F) ] ij. (9) On the other hand, the constraints (6) form a second-class system since their Poisson brackets are given as ij {Ω i, Ω j } = 1 ɛ 2 (2πα ) 2 [ (G + M)g 1 F ] ij, (10) where G ij = [ (g +2πα F)g 1 (g 2πα F) ] ij = [ g (2πα ) 2 Fg 1 F ] ij. (11) In order to find commutators of coordinates and momenta, we use the relation between the commutators and Dirac brackets as follows 5
6 [z, w] =i{z, w} D, (12) where Dirac bracket is given by {z, w} D = {z, w} {z, Ω i }( 1 ) ij {Ω j,w}, (13) for z and w any functions of coordinates and momenta. Using Poisson brackets of the constraints (10), one can construct the corresponding inverse matrix ( 1 ) ij = ɛ 2 to obtain commutation relations as follows [ F 1 g(g + M) 1] ij (2πα ) 2 ɛ 2 [ = (G + M) 1 gf 1] ij. (14) (2πα ) 2 [x i (0),xj (0) ]= i(2πα ) 2 [ (G + M) 1 Fg 1] ij, (15) [x i (0),p (0)j ]= i 2 δi j, (16) [p (0)i,p (0)j ]= i 1 [ gf 1 (G + M) ] 4 (2πα ), 2 ij (17) [x i (1),xj (1)]=0, (18) [x i (1),p (1)j] =iδj i, (19) i [ [p (1)i,p (1)j ]= gf 1 M(G + M) 1 M ] (2πα ), 2 ij (20) [x i (0),p (1)j] =i [ (G + M) 1 M ] ij, (21) [p (0)i,p (1)j ]= i 1 ( gf 1 M ) 2 (2πα ), 2 ij (22) [x i (a),p (b)j ]=iδj i δ ab, for a, b =2, 3, 4, (23) others = 0, (24) where g ij =(g 1 ) ij = δ i j and we have used the fact that gauge fields can be written as A i = 1 2 F ijx j (0) for a constant field strength F ij. Eqs. (15), (16), and (17) describe the geometry on D-brane, while Eqs. (18), (19), and (20) describe the geometry near D-brane. As a result, these commutators give rise to the noncommutative geometry in the direction parallel to D-brane. Here the product operation between functions of x i (a) is described in 6
7 terms of the Moyal bracket [3], instead of ordinary product. Eqs. (21) and (22) reflect the fact that D-brane and the bulk near D-brane interact each other since the commutators of variables on the D-brane and p (1)j do not commute. As shown in Eq. (23), the region out of D-brane has commutative geometry. III. BFT EMBEDDING OF NONCOMMUTATIVE D-BRANE SYSTEM Since the boundary conditions are second class constraints, the noncommutativity of spacetime on D-brane arises as shown in the previous section. As a result, translational symmetry has been broken due to the existence of these second class constraints. Now let us use the BFT method to recover the symmetry which converts the second-class constraints into first-class ones. From now on, we assume that r =2,namelyi, j =1, 2, for simplicity. In order to construct a first-class constraint system from the Hamiltonian (8) and the second class constraints (6), we introduce new auxiliary variables y i satisfying {y i,y j } = ω ij, (25) where ω ij are antisymmetric constants. New constraints are then defined as Ω i =Ω i + γ ij y j 0, (26) where γ ij are constants. Here ω ij and γ ij will be determined to satisfy the strongly involutive constraint algebra { Ω i, Ω j } 0, which yields the algebraic relation ij + γ ik ω kl γ jl =0. (27) Without any loss of generality [9,10], the solutions of Eq. (27) can be solved through the ansatz ω ij = ɛ ij, (28) 1 0 γ ij =. (29)
8 Using Eqs. (25) and (28) one can define conjugate pair (y,p y )by y = y 1, (30) p y = y 2, (31) where the new auxiliary variables y and p y can be interpreted as new coordinate and its conjugate momentum, respectively. Eq. (25) then describes the ordinary Poisson brackets. Then, using Eqs. (28), (29), (30), and (31), we obtain the desired first class system possessing the modified Hamiltonian, which satisfies { Ω i, H c } =0, H c = H c 2πα ɛ 2 12 y [ M 22 p 2 (1) (Mg 1 B) 21 (x 1 (2) x1 (1) ) θ 1 21 (x1 (1) x1 (0) )] 2πα [ p ɛ 2 y M11 p 1 (1) (Mg 1 B) 12 (x 2 (2) x2 (1) ) θ 1 12 (x2 (1) x2 (0) )] + πα ɛ (G + 3 Mg 1 M T 1 ) 11 ( ( 12 ) 2 y2 + p 2 y ), (32) and the first constraints, which satisfy { Ω i, Ω j } =0, Ω 1 =Ω 1 + y, Ω 2 =Ω 2 12 p y. (33) Next, in order to obtain the corresponding Lagrangian from the first class Hamiltonian (32), we consider the partition function [ Z = Dx i (a) DyDp (a)jdp y det{ Ω i, Γ j }δ[γ i ]δ[ Ω i ]exp i a=0 i,j ( )] dτ p (a)i ẋ i (a) + p yẏ H c, a=0 (34) where Γ i = 0 are gauge fixing conditions which are chosen as the functions for coordinates only. Integrating out momenta p (a)i and p y,weobtain Z = Dx i (a) Dy det{ Ω i, Γ j }δ[γ i ]e i dτ L, (35) a=0 i,j where the effective Lagrangian is given by 8
9 L = ɛ 4πα a= πα [ ɛ ẋ i (0) { (ẋi 2 (a)) +4πα B ij ẋ i 1 ( (a) x j (a+1) ɛ ) 1 ( ) } xj (a) x i ɛ 2 (a+1) x i 2 (a) [ g (2πα ) 2 Bg 1 B ] ( )( x i ij (2) x i (1) x i (2) x(1)) i ] 1 A i + (2πα ) (F ( 1 M) 2 ij x j (1) ) ɛ xj (0) (2πα ) F 1 2 1i y + M 22 ɛ 12 ẋ 2 (1) y + ɛ3 4πα G 1 11 πα ɛ 3 ( 12 ) G 11y 2 + 2πα θ 2 ɛ y ( x 1 (1) ) x1 (0) 12 [ ẏ + 1 { M 11 ẋ 1 (1) ɛ2 12 ɛ (2πα ) F ẋ 1 (0) 2πα ɛ ( θ12 1 x 2 (1) x(0)) }] 2 2, (36) with F12 1 = 1 F 12, G 1 11 = 1 G 11,and 12 = (2πα ) 2 (G ɛ M 11 )F 12. When we quantize this system, the commutation relations are given by the usual Poisson s bracket, not by Dirac s one, because the constraints have become first-class. One can then obtain the nonvanishing commutators [x i (a),p (b)j] =iδ i j δ ab, (37) [y, p y ]=i. (38) As a result, the extended geometry including the coordinate y, becomes commutative at the boundary as well as in the bulk of open string. The product of functions of (x i (a), y) isthen ordinary one, not the Moyal bracket any more. On the other hand, since the effective Lagrangian gives first-class constraints, there exist some additional symmetries. To find the proper transformation rule corresponding to these symmetries we use the Hamiltonian formulation. The primary action with both coordinates and momenta is given as [ ] S p 0 = dτ p (a)i ẋ i (a) + p yẏ H c ũ i Ωi, (39) a=0 and the transformation generator in the corresponding symmetry group is then given by G = ε i Ωi, (40) where ε i are the parameters for the transformation. Since the transformation is given by δz = {z, G} for any variable z, the coordinates and momenta in the modified Hamiltonian H c transform as 9
10 δx i (0) = 1 ɛ (2πα ) 2 F ij ε j, δx i (1) =0, δx i (a) =0, for a =2, 3, δy = 12 ε 2, (41) and δp (0)i = 1 2ɛ (G + M) ij εj δp (1)i = 1 ɛ M ijε j, δp (a)i =0, for a =2, 3, δp y = ε 1. (42) As a result, the action (39) has translational symmetry. Now it seems appropriate to comment on the Lagrangian multipliers ũ i. The transformations of these multipliers are determined to keep the action (39) invariant under the transformations (41) and (42). Since the number of the transformation parameters is two, we may choose gauge fixing conditions as y =0andp y = 0 simultaneously. For the above gauge fixing conditions the multipliers ũ i are determined by ũ 1 = 2πα ɛ 2 12 [ M22 p 2 (1) (Mg 1 B) 21 (x 1 (2) x 1 (1)) θ 1 21 (x 1 (1) x 1 (0)) ], (43) ũ 2 = 2πα [ M11 p 1 ɛ 2 (1) (Mg 1 B) 12 (x 2 (2) x 2 (1)) θ12 1 (x 2 (1) x 2 (0)) ] (44) 12 because the primary Hamiltonian is given by H p = H c +ũ i Ωi. Note that imposing these gauge fixing conditions the modified Hamiltonian H c is exactly reduced to the original Hamiltonian H c of the open string. Finally, applying the solutions of the equations of motion for the momenta and multipliers to the primary action (39), we obtain the desired effective action, which is invariant under the translation Eq. (41), in terms of coordinates only S = dτ L, (45) where L agrees with the effective Lagrangian (36). 10
11 IV. CONCLUSIONS In conclusion, we have newly found that the coordinates of D2-brane with a constant Neveu-Schwarz B-field become commutative in the BFT quantization scheme. Furthermore, we have shown that in these systems, the Moyal bracket also becomes the ordinary product since the geometry is commutative. However these properties have originated from discretized action, not from continuous action. Therefore, it is interesting to apply the BFT method to highly nontrivial continuous system of string theory through further rigorous investigation, although one can conjecture that the BFT embedded systems in both discrete and continuous actions have translational symmetry in the direction of D-brane coordinates. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This work was supported by Ministry of Education, BK 21, Project No. D-0055,
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