# Kac--Moody groups and automorphic forms in low dimensional supergravity theories

```@article{Bao2016KacMoodyGA,
title={Kac--Moody groups and automorphic forms in low dimensional supergravity theories},
author={Ling Bao and Lisa Carbone},
journal={arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory},
year={2016}
}```
• Published 6 February 2016
• Mathematics
• arXiv: High Energy Physics - Theory
Kac--Moody groups \$G\$ over \$\mathbb{R}\$ have been conjectured to occur as symmetry groups of supergravity theories dimensionally reduced to dimensions less than 3, and their integral forms \$G(\mathbb{Z})\$ conjecturally encode quantized symmetries. In this review paper, we briefly introduce the conjectural symmetries of Kac--Moody groups in supergravity as well as the known evidence for these conjectures. We describe constructions of Kac--Moody groups over \$\R\$ and \$\Z\$ using certain choices of…
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