Abstract

We show how to construct supersymmetric warped AdS7 vacua of massive IIA and AdS6 vacua of IIB supergravity, using “half-maximal structures” of exceptional field theory. We use this formalism to obtain the minimal consistent truncations around these AdS vacua.

Highlights

  • Many supersymmetric AdS vacua of 10- and 11-dimensional SUGRA are known and play a crucial role in the AdS/CFT correspondence

  • Unlike fluxless supersymmetric Minkowski vacua, which are described by integrable G-structures and special holonomy manifolds, supersymmetric AdS vacua require non-vanishing fluxes and are not described by integrable G-structures in Riemannian geometry

  • [7] proved that for each warped half-maximally supersymmetric AdSD vacuum of 10-/11-dimensional SUGRA, there exists a consistent truncation to D-dimensional half-maximal gSUGRA containing only the graviton supermultiplet, thereby proving the half-maximal case of the conjecture [28]

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Introduction

Many supersymmetric AdS vacua of 10- and 11-dimensional SUGRA are known and play a crucial role in the AdS/CFT correspondence. [7] proved that for each warped half-maximally supersymmetric AdSD vacuum of 10-/11-dimensional SUGRA, there exists a consistent truncation to D-dimensional half-maximal gSUGRA containing only the graviton supermultiplet, thereby proving the half-maximal case of the conjecture [28]. A further benefit of our approach is that, as shown in [7], once we have described a supersymmetric AdSD vacuum by generalised G-structures, we immediately obtain a consistent truncation of the higher-dimensional SUGRA around the AdS vacuum to the minimal D-dimensional gauged SUGRA containing only the graviton supermultiplet.

Half-maximal AdS vacua from ExFT
Minimal consistent truncation
Generalised metric from the half-maximal structure
AdS7 vacua from massive IIA supergravity
Half-maximal structure
The AdS7 vacua
AdS6 vacua from IIB supergravity
The AdS6 vacua
Minimal consistent truncations
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