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The infinitesimal moduli space of heterotic G₂ systems

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arxiv 1704.08717 v3 pith:SAY4DCHX submitted 2017-04-27 hep-th math.DG

The infinitesimal moduli space of heterotic G₂ systems

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Heterotic string compactifications on integrable $G_2$ structure manifolds $Y$ with instanton bundles $(V,A), (TY,\tilde{\theta})$ yield supersymmetric three-dimensional vacua that are of interest in physics. In this paper, we define a covariant exterior derivative $\cal D$ and show that it is equivalent to a heterotic $G_2$ system encoding the geometry of the heterotic string compactifications. This operator $\cal D$ acts on a bundle ${\cal Q}=T^*Y\oplus{\rm End}(V)\oplus{\rm End}(TY)$ and satisfies a nilpotency condition $\check{\cal D}^2=0$, for an appropriate projection of $\cal D$. Furthermore, we determine the infinitesimal moduli space of these systems and show that it corresponds to the finite-dimensional cohomology group $\check H^1_{\check{\cal D}}(\cal Q)$. We comment on the similarities and differences of our result with Atiyah's well-known analysis of deformations of holomorphic vector bundles over complex manifolds. Our analysis leads to results that are of relevance to all orders in the $\alpha'$ expansion.

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