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Intersecting branes in pp-wave spacetime

We derive intersecting brane solutions in pp-wave spacetime by solving the supergravity field equations explicitly. The general intersection rules are presented. We also generalize the construction to the non-extremal solutions. Both the extremal and non-extremal solutions presented here are asymptotic to BFHP plane waves. We find that these solutions do not have regular horizons.

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D-branes in pp-wave spacetime with nonconstant NS-NS flux

We find classical solutions of D-branes in pp-wave spacetime with nonconstant NS-NS flux. We also present Dp-Dp' bound state solutions in this background. We further analyze the supersymmetric properties of these brane solutions by solving the type IIB killing spinor equations explicitly.

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D-Brane Solutions in pp-wave Background

We present classical solutions for a D5 and NS5-branes in a pp-wave background. The worldvolume coordinates for these branes lie along a six dimensional pp-wave configuration obtained from $AdS_3 \times S_3$ in a Penrose limit. One in addition has nontrivial R-R 3-form field strength as well as a dilaton background. Classical solutions for Dp-branes (p> 5), as well as their bound states, are then generated in both IIA and IIB string theories by using T-duality symmetries. We also briefly discuss the construction of Dp-branes in pp-wave backgrounds, obtained from string theories on $AdS_m\times S^m$. Finally, the construction of the above D5-brane solution is presented from the point of view of the Green-Schwarz worldsheet string theory and its low lying spectrum is discussed.

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Logarithmic operators in the SL(2,R) WZNW model

We find some exact solutions of the Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equation for the four point correlation functions that occur in the SL(2,R) WZNW model. They exhibit logarithmic behaviour in both the Kac-Moody and Virasoro parts. We discuss their implication for the operator product expansion. We also observe the appearance of several symmetries of the correlation functions.

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