DGKT vacua satisfy the holographic cubic coupling constraint if and only if the Calabi-Yau threefold is rigid (h^{2,1}=0).
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In codimension-one warped compactifications with exponential potentials, the KK mass decay rate λ_KK is reduced by warping but still satisfies the Sharpened Distance Conjecture precisely when the higher-dimensional potential obeys the Strong de Sitter condition.
Non-supersymmetric heterotic AdS4 × S³ × S³ solutions exhibit a coupled instability: comparable fluxes trigger perturbative tachyons, while brane nucleation drives unequal fluxes toward that tachyonic regime.
Casimir-stabilized AdS vacua with parametric scale separation in supergravity exhibit perturbative and non-perturbative instabilities under deformations.
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$\mathcal{N}=1$ spectra, cubic couplings and the rigid fate of DGKT
DGKT vacua satisfy the holographic cubic coupling constraint if and only if the Calabi-Yau threefold is rigid (h^{2,1}=0).
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Alice in Warpland: KK modes, Warped Compactifications and the Swampland
In codimension-one warped compactifications with exponential potentials, the KK mass decay rate λ_KK is reduced by warping but still satisfies the Sharpened Distance Conjecture precisely when the higher-dimensional potential obeys the Strong de Sitter condition.
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Non-supersymmetric heterotic strings on $AdS_{4}\times S^{3}\times S^{3}$
Non-supersymmetric heterotic AdS4 × S³ × S³ solutions exhibit a coupled instability: comparable fluxes trigger perturbative tachyons, while brane nucleation drives unequal fluxes toward that tachyonic regime.
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Instabilities in scale-separated Casimir vacua
Casimir-stabilized AdS vacua with parametric scale separation in supergravity exhibit perturbative and non-perturbative instabilities under deformations.