String Landscape and the Standard Model of Particle Physics

Dieter Lust

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String Landscape and the Standard Model of Particle Physics

Dieter Lust

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 16 Jul 2007

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The authors' main claim In this paper we describe ideas about the string landscape, and how to relate it to the physics of the Standard Model of particle physics.

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In this paper we describe ideas about the string landscape, and how to relate it to the physics of the Standard Model of particle physics. First, we give a short status report about heterotic string compactifications. Then we focus on the statistics of D-brane models, on the problem of moduli stabilization, and finally on some attempts to derive a probability wave function in moduli space, which goes beyond the purely statistical count of string vacua.

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In this paper we describe ideas about the string landscape, and how to relate it to the physics of the Standard Model of particle physics. First, we give a short status report about heterotic string compactifications. Then we focus on the statistics of D-brane models, on the problem of moduli stabilization, and finally on some attempts to derive a probability wave function in moduli space, which goes beyond the purely statistical count of string vacua.

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As for the type IIA intersecting D6-brane models [ref] (see for reviews, e.g., [ref] ), enormous effort has been made (see for early works on phenomenological models, [ref] ) while there is another viewpoint from statistics of the landscape.

Autoencoder-Driven Clustering of Intersecting D-brane Models via Tadpole Charge · Introduction · 1.00

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The statistical scan was extended in [ref] to the case of the $Z_6$ orbifold geometry background geometry.

Statistics of intersecting D-brane models on T^6/Z_6 · Intersecting D-brane models · 0.87

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The number of flux vacua on a given CY background space is very huge [ref] : $N_vac∼10^500$.

Quantization of Four-form Fluxes and Dynamical Neutralization of the Cosmological Constant · Moduli stabilization · 0.92
The number of flux vacua on a given CY background space is very huge [ref] : $N_vac∼10^500$.

The statistics of string/M theory vacua · Moduli stabilization · 0.92
The number of flux vacua on a given CY background space is very huge [ref] : $N_vac∼10^500$.

Counting Flux Vacua · Moduli stabilization · 0.92

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For the string landscape discussion it is also important to learn what kind of field theory are inside the string landscape and can be consistently coupled to gravity, and which field theories lie outside the string landscape, the socalled swampland [ref] .

On the Geometry of the String Landscape and the Swampland · Final comments · 0.86
In [ref] the entropy functional of non-supersymmetric, charged black holes around the conifold point was studied.

Extremal non-BPS black holes and entropy extremization · Black hole/flux correspondence and probability wave function · 0.90
[ref] for reviews on flux compactifications) and non-perturbative effects.

Physics of String Flux Compactifications · Moduli stabilization · 1.00

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