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Stringy Instanton Effects in Models with Rigid Magnetised D-branes

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 10 Feb 2009

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The authors' main claim We provide explicit examples where instantons induce linear terms in the charged fields, or non-perturbative mass terms are generated.

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CitationC. Angelantonj, C. Condeescu, E. Dudas, M. Lennek. "Stringy Instanton Effects in Models with Rigid Magnetised D-branes." arXiv:0902.1694 (2009). https://pith.science/paper/DQWVSSWQ
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We compute instantonic effects in globally consistent T^6/Z2xZ2 orientifold models with discrete torsion and magnetised D-branes. We consider fractional branes and instantons wrapping the same rigid cycles. We clarify and analyse in detail the low-energy effective action on D-branes in these models. We provide explicit examples where instantons induce linear terms in the charged fields, or non-perturbative mass terms are generated. We also find examples where the gauge theory on fractional branes has conformal symmetry at one-loop, broken by instantonic mass terms at a hierarchically small energy scale.

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s4 We also find examples where the gauge theory on fractional branes has conformal symmetry at one-loop, broken by instantonic mass terms at a hierarchically small energy scale. result 0.99 0.95 0.23 asserted 1.00

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We compute instantonic effects in globally consistent T^6/Z2xZ2 orientifold models with discrete torsion and magnetised D-branes. We consider fractional branes and instantons wrapping the same rigid cycles. We clarify and analyse in detail the low-energy effective action on D-branes in these models. We provide explicit examples where instantons induce linear terms in the charged fields, or non-perturbative mass terms are generated. We also find examples where the gauge theory on fractional branes has conformal symmetry at one-loop, broken by instantonic mass terms at a hierarchically small energy scale.

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  • This was demonstrated even in globally consistent examples in [ref] based on chiral $SU(5)$ GUT constructions of Type I theory and in [ref] on the orbifold $T^6/(ℤ_2 ×ℤ)$ with torsion.

    D-brane Instantons in Type II String Theory · Supersymmetry breaking · 1.00

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  • To derive the spectrum of light excitations, it is convenient to write the $T_μν$ in terms of the $SO(2n)$ characters defined for instance in [ref] .

    Theory and Phenomenology of Type I strings and M-theory · The $T^6/ℤ_2×ℤ_2$ orbifolds and its basic amplitudes · 0.92

  • To derive the spectrum of light excitations, it is convenient to write the $T_μν$ in terms of the $SO(2n)$ characters defined for instance in [ref] .

    Open Strings · The $T^6/ℤ_2×ℤ_2$ orbifolds and its basic amplitudes · 0.92

  • To derive the spectrum of light excitations, it is convenient to write the $T_μν$ in terms of the $SO(2n)$ characters defined for instance in [ref] .

    Anomaly Cancellations and Open-String Theories · The $T^6/ℤ_2×ℤ_2$ orbifolds and its basic amplitudes · 0.92

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  • Finally, although we concentrated on the case of single instantons with $SO(1)$ gauge group, so to have the minimal number (two) of neutral zero modes and thus be able to induce non-perturbative corrections to the superpotential, there is compelling evidence that, even in the presence of a higher number of zero modes, non-perturbative (multi-instanton) effects can be generated [ref] .

    String instantons, fluxes and moduli stabilization · Conclusions and Perspectives · 0.98

  • Finally, although we concentrated on the case of single instantons with $SO(1)$ gauge group, so to have the minimal number (two) of neutral zero modes and thus be able to induce non-perturbative corrections to the superpotential, there is compelling evidence that, even in the presence of a higher number of zero modes, non-perturbative (multi-instanton) effects can be generated [ref] .

    Non-perturbative superpotentials across lines of marginal stability · Conclusions and Perspectives · 0.98

  • Finally, although we concentrated on the case of single instantons with $SO(1)$ gauge group, so to have the minimal number (two) of neutral zero modes and thus be able to induce non-perturbative corrections to the superpotential, there is compelling evidence that, even in the presence of a higher number of zero modes, non-perturbative (multi-instanton) effects can be generated [ref] .

    Flux interactions on D-branes and instantons · Conclusions and Perspectives · 0.98

Cites as background 8 papers
  • First of all, we review the construction of $ℤ_2 ×ℤ_2$ orientifolds with fractional intersecting D-branes wrapping rigid cycles first analysed in [ref] .

    Internal magnetic fields and supersymmetry in orientifolds · Introduction · 0.85

  • First of all, we review the construction of $ℤ_2 ×ℤ_2$ orientifolds with fractional intersecting D-branes wrapping rigid cycles first analysed in [ref] .

    Chiral D-brane Models with Frozen Open String Moduli · Introduction · 0.85

  • String compactifications with internal magnetic fields and/or branes at angles were proposed some time ago as a different way to (partially) break spacetime supersymmetry [ref] .

    A WAY TO BREAK SUPERSYMMETRY · Introduction · 1.00

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