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Superpotential of Three Dimensional {cal N}=1 Heterotic Supergravity

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arxiv 1904.01027 v2 pith:NEKGTWCO submitted 2019-04-01 hep-th math-phmath.MP

Superpotential of Three Dimensional {cal N}=1 Heterotic Supergravity

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We dimensionally reduce the ten dimensional heterotic action on spacetimes of the form ${\cal M}_{(2,1)}\times Y$, where ${\cal M}_{(2,1)}$ is three dimensional maximally symmetric Anti de Sitter or Minkowski space, and $Y$ is a compact seven dimensional manifold with $G_2$ structure. In doing so, we derive the real superpotential functional of the corresponding three dimensional ${\cal N}=1$ theory. We confirm that extrema of this functional precisely correspond to supersymmetric heterotic compactifications on manifolds of $G_2$ structure. We make some comments on the role of the superpotential functional with respect to the coupled moduli problem of instanton bundles over $G_2$ manifolds.

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