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Domain walls and distances in discrete landscapes

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arxiv 2309.04519 v1 pith:7RRCCQCB submitted 2023-09-08 hep-th

Domain walls and distances in discrete landscapes

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We explore a notion of distance between vacua of a discrete landscape that takes into account scalar potentials and fluxes via transitions mediated by domain walls. Such settings commonly arise in supergravity and string compactifications with stabilized moduli. We derive general bounds and simple estimates in supergravity which constrain deviations from the ordinary swampland distance conjecture based on moduli space geodesics, and we connect this picture to renormalization group flows via holography.

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