Derives inherently 9D one-loop effective couplings in type IIB from T-duality on reduced IIA terms at order alpha'^3, demonstrating S-duality invariance without tree-level or non-perturbative input and consistency with heterotic duality.
R^4 Couplings in M and Type II Theories
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We discuss several implications of R^4 couplings in M theory when compactified on Calabi-Yau (CY) manifolds. In particular, these couplings can be predicted by supersymmetry from the mixed gauge-gravitational Chern-Simons couplings in five dimensions and are related to the one-loop holomorphic anomaly in four-dimensional N=2 theories. We find a new contribution to the Einstein term in five dimensions proportional to the Euler number of the internal CY threefold, which corresponds to a one-loop correction of the hypermultiplet geometry. This correction is reproduced by a direct computation in type II string theories. Finally, we discuss a universal non-perturbative correction to the type IIB hyper-metric.
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