We study Yang–Baxter deformations of the superstring with non-Abelian classical r -matrices which satisfy the homogeneous classical Yang–Baxter equation. By performing a supercoset construction, we can get deformed backgrounds. While this is a new area of research, the current understanding is that Abelian classical r -matrices give rise to solutions of type IIB supergravity, while non-Abelian classical r -matrices lead to solutions of the generalized supergravity equations. We examine here some examples of non-Abelian classical r -matrices and derive the associated backgrounds explicitly. All of the resulting backgrounds satisfy the generalized equations. For some of them, we derive ' T -dualized' backgrounds by adding a linear coordinate dependence to the dilaton and show that these satisfy the usual type IIB supergravity equations. Remarkably, some of the ' T -dualized' backgrounds are locally identical to undeformed after an appropriate coordinate transformation, but this seems not to be generally the case.
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