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Journal of High Energy Physics

, 2014:75 | Cite as

Quantum M-wave and black 0-brane

  • Yoshifumi HyakutakeEmail author
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The effective action of superstring theory or M-theory is approximated by supergravity in the low energy limit, and quantum corrections to the supergravity are taken into account by including higher derivative terms. In this paper, we consider equations of motion with those higher derivative terms in M-theory and solve them to derive quantum M-wave solution. A quantum black 0-brane solution is also obtained by Kaluza-Klein dimensional reduction of the M-wave solution. The quantum black 0-brane is asymptotically flat and uniquely determined by imposing appropriate conditions. The mass and the R-R charge of the quantum black 0-brane are derived by using the ADM mass and the charge formulae, and we see that only the mass is affected by the quantum correction. Various limits of the quantum black 0-brane are also considered, and especially we show that an internal energy in the near horizon limit is correctly reproduced.

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p-branes Black Holes in String Theory Black Holes 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Faculty of ScienceIbaraki UniversityMitoJapan

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