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Supersymmetric Configurations, Geometric Transitions and New Non-Kahler Manifolds

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 29 Jul 2010

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The authors' main claim Our present work should therefore be viewed as providing a supergravity proof of geometric transitions in the full global scenarios in type II theories.

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CitationFang Chen, Keshav Dasgupta, Paul Franche, Radu Tatar, Sheldon Katz. "Supersymmetric Configurations, Geometric Transitions and New Non-Kahler Manifolds." arXiv:1007.5316 (2010). https://pith.science/paper/BDSXY5RB
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We give a detailed derivation of a supersymmetric configuration of wrapped D5-branes on a two-cycle of a warped resolved conifold. Our analysis reveals that the resolved conifold should support a non-Kahler metric with an SU(3) structure. We use this as a starting point of the geometric transition in type IIB theory. A mirror, and a subsequent flop transition using an intermediate M-theory configuration with a G_2 structure, gives rise to the complete IR geometric transition in type IIA theory. A further mirror transformation gives the type IIB gravity dual of the IR gauge theory on the wrapped D5-branes. Expectedly non-Kahler deformations of the resolved and the deformed conifolds appear as the gravity duals of the confining gauge theories in type IIA and type IIB theories respectively, although in more generic cases these manifolds could also be non-geometric. In the local limit we reproduce precisely the scenarios presented in our earlier works. Our present work should therefore be viewed as providing a supergravity proof of geometric transitions in the full global scenarios in type II theories.

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s0 We give a detailed derivation of a supersymmetric configuration of wrapped D5-branes on a two-cycle of a warped resolved conifold. contribution 0.97 0.96 0.07 asserted 1.00
s1 Our analysis reveals that the resolved conifold should support a non-Kahler metric with an SU(3) structure. result 0.96 0.92 0.32 asserted 0.82
s2 We use this as a starting point of the geometric transition in type IIB theory. method 0.89 0.75 0.05 asserted 0.98
s3 A mirror, and a subsequent flop transition using an intermediate M-theory configuration with a G_2 structure, gives rise to the complete IR geometric transition in type IIA theory. method 0.74 0.75 0.13 asserted 1.00
s4 A further mirror transformation gives the type IIB gravity dual of the IR gauge theory on the wrapped D5-branes. result 0.71 0.78 0.11 asserted 1.00
s5 Expectedly non-Kahler deformations of the resolved and the deformed conifolds appear as the gravity duals of the confining gauge theories in type IIA and type IIB theories respectively, although in more generic cases these manifolds could also be non-geometric. interpretation 0.54 0.55 0.34 hedged possibility 0.74
s6 In the local limit we reproduce precisely the scenarios presented in our earlier works. result 0.91 0.82 0.06 asserted 1.00
s7 Our present work should therefore be viewed as providing a supergravity proof of geometric transitions in the full global scenarios in type II theories. interpretation 0.94 0.75 0.75 asserted 0.69

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We give a detailed derivation of a supersymmetric configuration of wrapped D5-branes on a two-cycle of a warped resolved conifold. Our analysis reveals that the resolved conifold should support a non-Kahler metric with an SU(3) structure. We use this as a starting point of the geometric transition in type IIB theory. A mirror, and a subsequent flop transition using an intermediate M-theory configuration with a G_2 structure, gives rise to the complete IR geometric transition in type IIA theory. A further mirror transformation gives the type IIB gravity dual of the IR gauge theory on the wrapped D5-branes. Expectedly non-Kahler deformations of the resolved and the deformed conifolds appear as the gravity duals of the confining gauge theories in type IIA and type IIB theories respectively, although in more generic cases these manifolds could also be non-geometric. In the local limit we reproduce precisely the scenarios presented in our earlier works. Our present work should therefore be viewed as providing a supergravity proof of geometric transitions in the full global scenarios in type II theories.

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  • Naively, this can be obtained by performing three T-dualities along $ψ$, $ϕ_1$, and $ϕ_2$, but this would lead to an erroneous result [ref] .

    Gauge/Gravity Duality in Heterotic String Theory · Type I$^'$ and type IIA duality frames · contest 0.72

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  • For the other coefficients, one may look up their values in section 4.4 of [ref] .[Note that one has to set to zero all of the $b_ij$ fields that appear in the fibrational structure in [ref] .] The various components of the fluxes could be traced from the original type I side or from [ref] and [ref].

    Gauge/Gravity Duality in Heterotic String Theory · Gravity duals in the heterotic theories · 0.81

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  • It turns out however that the mirror rules of [ref] , as discussed in [ref] , do not quite suffice.

    Mirror Symmetry is T-Duality · Geometric transition and supersymmetric solution · contest 0.78

  • It turns out however that the mirror rules of [ref] , as discussed in [ref] , do not quite suffice.

    Geometric Transitions, Flops and Non-Kahler Manifolds: I · Geometric transition and supersymmetric solution · contest 0.78

  • We can, however, not use the metric for D5 branes wrapping the $S^2$ of a resolved conifold as derived in [ref] , because it breaks all supersymmetry [ref] .

    3-branes on resolved conifold · Geometric transition and supersymmetric solution · contest 0.86

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  • Following the first paper of [ref] we first express the B-fields appearing in the fibration [ref] in terms of periodic angular coordinates $λ_i$ in the following way: [equation] Using these we can define two sets of one-forms.

    Geometric Transitions, Flops and Non-Kahler Manifolds: I · M theory lift, flop transition and type IIA reduction · 0.98

  • Due to the global nature of our metric, the operation of flop can be performed by a class of transformations parametrized by the values of $a$, $b$ etc. in the following way: [equation] Now comparing [ref] and [ref] one can pretty much fix the coefficients $c, d$ etc. in terms of $a, b$ in the following way: c=a√(k^2G_2+kG_3+G_1/ω^2G_5+ωG_6+G_4), d=b√(μ^2G_2+μG_3+G_1/τ^2G_5+τG_6+G_4) e=ak, g=cω, f=bμ, h=dτwhere $a, b$ can in turn be fixed by computing the $G_2$-torsion classes and demanding supersymmetry (see also [ref] ).

    Toward the Gravity Dual of Heterotic Small Instantons · M theory lift, flop transition and type IIA reduction · 0.87

  • We follow [ref] which gives a general procedure for constructing string compactifications on toric varieties via a method for producing $SU(3)$ structures.

    Flux compactification on smooth, compact three-dimensional toric varieties · $SU(3)$ structure · 1.00

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  • (6.3) in the first paper of [ref] .

    Geometric Transitions, Flops and Non-Kahler Manifolds: I · M theory lift, flop transition and type IIA reduction · 0.91

  • The metric that we proposed in [ref] (where we kept the harmonic functions undetermined) is very close to the metric of [ref] but differs in some subtle way:

    3-branes on resolved conifold · Geometric transition and supersymmetric solution · 0.95

  • The configuration that we have is exactly opposite of the case [ref] .

    Mirror Symmetry is T-Duality · Geometric transition and supersymmetric solution · 0.80

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  • Other possible cross-terms, not considered in [ref], will only make the IIA background more non-trivial without revealing new physics[We have justified this claim in [ref] where we explicitly computed the torsion classes for the background [ref], [ref] and [ref] to argue for supersymmetry.

    Toward the Gravity Dual of Heterotic Small Instantons · More explicit type IIB background before geometric transition · 0.97

  • The replacement of spheres by two tori was directly motivated from the corresponding brane constructions of [ref] , where non-compact NS5 branes required the existence of tori instead of spheres in the T-dual picture.

    Brane Configurations for Branes at Conifolds · Analysis of the global picture in type IIB · 0.96

  • This is consistent with the prediction of [ref] .

    Evidence for F-Theory · Geometric transition and supersymmetric solution · 0.97

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