First examples of scale-separated vacua with extended supersymmetry are constructed as circle compactifications of 4D massive IIA solutions with additional fluxes and sources.
Taxonomy of type II orientifold flux vacua in 3D
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Proposes a refinement of the Swampland Cobordism Conjecture for Ω1(BG) with duality bundle G, where diverging commutator width of G requires infinitely many duality defects to realize monodromies via gravitational solitons.
Compactifications of the five 10D string theories on generic G2-structure 7-manifolds produce unified 3D N=1 effective theories with full scalar potentials, kinetic terms, and flux data organized via real superpotentials.
Holographic constraint on AdS vacua is violated for Z2 orbifolds but restored by non-abelian extensions, implying O-planes cannot wrap cycles in distinct homology classes.
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Scale-separated vacua with extended supersymmetry
First examples of scale-separated vacua with extended supersymmetry are constructed as circle compactifications of 4D massive IIA solutions with additional fluxes and sources.
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Bordisms between 9d type IIB supergravities and commutator widths of duality groups
Proposes a refinement of the Swampland Cobordism Conjecture for Ω1(BG) with duality bundle G, where diverging commutator width of G requires infinitely many duality defects to realize monodromies via gravitational solitons.
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$G_2$ flux compactifications
Compactifications of the five 10D string theories on generic G2-structure 7-manifolds produce unified 3D N=1 effective theories with full scalar potentials, kinetic terms, and flux data organized via real superpotentials.
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Broken and restored: a holographic constraint for AdS vacua with orbifolds
Holographic constraint on AdS vacua is violated for Z2 orbifolds but restored by non-abelian extensions, implying O-planes cannot wrap cycles in distinct homology classes.