A single point is realized as the large-volume phase of a non-abelian GLSM, with a non-regular other phase, divergent partition function sums, and a matching mirror period.
Decompactifications and Massless D-Branes in Hybrid Models
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A method of determining the mass spectrum of BPS D-branes in any phase limit of a gauged linear sigma model is introduced. A ring associated to monodromy is defined and one considers K-theory to be a module over this ring. A simple but interesting class of hybrid models with Landau-Ginzburg fibres over CPn are analyzed using special Kaehler geometry and D-brane probes. In some cases the hybrid limit is an infinite distance in moduli space and corresponds to a decompactification. In other cases the hybrid limit is at a finite distance and acquires massless D-branes. An example studied appears to correspond to a novel theory of supergravity with an SU(2) gauge symmetry where the gauge and gravitational couplings are necessarily tied to each other.
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A single point as a Calabi-Yau zerofold
A single point is realized as the large-volume phase of a non-abelian GLSM, with a non-regular other phase, divergent partition function sums, and a matching mirror period.