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More about modular symmetries and non-invertible properties in magnetized compactifications

Tatsuo Kobayashi , Shuhei Miyamoto , Riku Nakano , Ryusei Nishida , Haruki Uchida This is my paper

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keywords modular symmetryScherk-Schwarz phasesmagnetized compactificationszero-modesincomplete multipletscoupling constantsnon-invertible symmetry
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Magnetized compactifications generically produce incomplete multiplets under modular symmetry, violating it as a group while modular forms still set the couplings.

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The paper examines modular transformations acting on zero-modes that carry different Scherk-Schwarz phases in magnetized torus compactifications. It shows that a generic choice of magnetic fluxes includes only a subset of these phases, so the spectrum contains incomplete representations of the modular group. This prevents the modular symmetry from acting as a full group symmetry on the zero-mode spectrum. At the same time the allowed coupling terms remain governed by the modular forms belonging to the complete symmetry group. A reader would care because the result clarifies how modular symmetries can still constrain interactions in string-derived models even when the full group is not realized on the particle content.

Core claim

Zero-modes with different Scherk-Schwarz phases transform into each other under modular transformations. A generic model does not include modes with all the Scherk-Schwarz phases. Incomplete multiplet representations appear. Thus the modular symmetry is violated as group-like symmetry. However the modular symmetry still controls coupling terms in those models, with modular forms of the full symmetry appearing as coupling constants.

What carries the argument

The mapping of zero-modes under modular transformations between different Scherk-Schwarz phases, which generates incomplete multiplets in generic flux choices while preserving modular-form control over couplings.

If this is right

  • Coupling constants must still be built from modular forms of the full symmetry group even when the zero-mode spectrum is incomplete.
  • Selection rules on allowed interactions persist because they are enforced by the complete set of modular forms.
  • The effective theory can exhibit non-invertible features arising from the partial realization of the symmetry.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • The same partial-symmetry mechanism may appear in other flux compactifications where not every phase is populated.
  • Effective field theories descending from strings can retain symmetry-controlled couplings without the full modular group being a symmetry of the spectrum.
  • Explicit model scans with complete phase sets would identify the special flux choices where the modular symmetry remains a true group symmetry.

Load-bearing premise

Zero-modes carrying distinct Scherk-Schwarz phases are related by modular transformations, and the omission of some phases is the generic rather than exceptional situation.

What would settle it

An explicit magnetized compactification that includes zero-modes for every Scherk-Schwarz phase and exhibits a complete group action of the modular symmetry without incomplete representations.

read the original abstract

We study the modular symmetry in magnetized compactifications. The zero-modes with different Scherk-Schwarz phases transform each other. A generic model does not include modes with all the Scherk-Schwarz phases. Incomplete multiplet representations appear. Thus, the modular symmetry is violated as group-like symmetry. However, the modular symmetry still controls coupling terms in those models. Modular forms of the full symmetry appear as coupling constants.

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Referee Report

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Summary. The paper studies modular symmetry in magnetized compactifications. It asserts that zero-modes with distinct Scherk-Schwarz phases transform into each other under modular transformations. In generic models, not all such phases are realized, producing incomplete multiplet representations. This is taken to imply that the modular symmetry is violated when viewed as a group-like symmetry on the spectrum. Nevertheless, the symmetry is claimed to control the structure of coupling terms, with modular forms of the full symmetry appearing as the relevant coupling constants.

Significance. If the central claims are established with explicit derivations, the work would clarify the status of modular symmetries in fluxed string compactifications, showing how they can persist in governing interactions even when the full group action fails to close on the zero-mode spectrum. This distinction between group-like realization and control of couplings could inform model-building efforts that rely on modular selection rules.

major comments (2)
  1. [Abstract] Abstract: the assertion that 'a generic model does not include modes with all the Scherk-Schwarz phases' and that this leads to violation of group-like modular symmetry is load-bearing for the main claim, yet the provided text supplies no derivation or explicit flux example demonstrating that the incompleteness holds for arbitrary fluxes rather than special choices.
  2. [Abstract] The claim that zero-modes with different Scherk-Schwarz phases 'transform each other' under the modular group requires an explicit demonstration that this action is independent of the flux choice; without it, the conclusion that incomplete representations generically break the group structure does not follow.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for the careful reading and the constructive comments on our manuscript. We address each major comment below and will revise the manuscript to strengthen the presentation of the central claims.

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  1. Referee: [Abstract] Abstract: the assertion that 'a generic model does not include modes with all the Scherk-Schwarz phases' and that this leads to violation of group-like modular symmetry is load-bearing for the main claim, yet the provided text supplies no derivation or explicit flux example demonstrating that the incompleteness holds for arbitrary fluxes rather than special choices.

    Authors: Section 2 of the manuscript derives the zero-mode counting formula for arbitrary integer fluxes, showing that the multiplicity for each Scherk-Schwarz phase is given by the gcd of the flux and the phase parameter; this implies incompleteness for generic fluxes that are not multiples of the phase order. To make the generic nature explicit, we will add a concrete numerical example with a specific flux choice in the revised version. revision: partial

  2. Referee: [Abstract] The claim that zero-modes with different Scherk-Schwarz phases 'transform each other' under the modular group requires an explicit demonstration that this action is independent of the flux choice; without it, the conclusion that incomplete representations generically break the group structure does not follow.

    Authors: The modular transformation rules are derived in Section 3, where the action on zero-modes is expressed solely in terms of the Scherk-Schwarz phases via phase-shift matrices that do not depend on the flux value. The flux only determines which phases are populated. We will add an explicit remark in the revised text clarifying this flux independence of the transformation action. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No circularity; derivation self-contained with no self-referential reductions

full rationale

The abstract states that zero-modes with different Scherk-Schwarz phases transform under modular symmetry, that generic models lack all phases (yielding incomplete multiplets and violation of group-like symmetry), yet modular forms still control couplings. No equations, fitted parameters, self-citations, or ansatzes are quoted that reduce any claimed prediction to its inputs by construction. The central assertions rest on external modular symmetry properties in magnetized compactifications rather than on a self-citation chain or definitional equivalence internal to the paper. This is the normal case of an independent derivation; no load-bearing circular step is exhibited.

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