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D-branes in non-tachyonic 0B orientifolds
High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 20 Oct 2000
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The authors' main claim We determine all D-branes in the non-tachyonic 0'B orientifold, examine their world-volume anomalies and study orbifold compactifications.
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We determine all D-branes in the non-tachyonic 0'B orientifold, examine their world-volume anomalies and study orbifold compactifications. We find that the spectrum of the D-branes contains chiral fermions in the symmetric, antisymmetric and fundamental representations of (unitary) gauge groups on the branes. The cancellation of the world-volume anomalies requires Wess-Zumino terms which we determine explicitly. We examine a non-tachyonic compactification to 9D whose closed part interpolates between 0B and IIB and revisit compactifications on orbifolds. The D3-brane allows to conjecture, via the AdS/CFT correspondence, a supergravity dual to a non-supersymmetric and infrared-free gauge theory. The D-string gives hints concerning the S-dual of the 0'B orientifold.
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| s0 | We determine all D-branes in the non-tachyonic 0'B orientifold, examine their world-volume anomalies and study orbifold compactifications. | contribution 1.00 | 0.96 | 0.21 | asserted 1.00 |
| s1 | We find that the spectrum of the D-branes contains chiral fermions in the symmetric, antisymmetric and fundamental representations of (unitary) gauge groups on the branes. | result 1.00 | 0.95 | 0.24 | asserted 1.00 |
| s2 | The cancellation of the world-volume anomalies requires Wess-Zumino terms which we determine explicitly. | result 0.88 | 0.96 | 0.15 | asserted 1.00 |
| s3 | We examine a non-tachyonic compactification to 9D whose closed part interpolates between 0B and IIB and revisit compactifications on orbifolds. | contribution 0.99 | 0.93 | 0.08 | asserted 0.98 |
| s4 | The D3-brane allows to conjecture, via the AdS/CFT correspondence, a supergravity dual to a non-supersymmetric and infrared-free gauge theory. | interpretation 0.97 | 0.57 | 0.18 | speculative 0.70 |
| s5 | The D-string gives hints concerning the S-dual of the 0'B orientifold. | interpretation 0.85 | 0.70 | 0.06 | hedged possibility 0.92 |
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We determine all D-branes in the non-tachyonic 0'B orientifold, examine their world-volume anomalies and study orbifold compactifications. We find that the spectrum of the D-branes contains chiral fermions in the symmetric, antisymmetric and fundamental representations of (unitary) gauge groups on the branes. The cancellation of the world-volume anomalies requires Wess-Zumino terms which we determine explicitly. We examine a non-tachyonic compactification to 9D whose closed part interpolates between 0B and IIB and revisit compactifications on orbifolds. The D3-brane allows to conjecture, via the AdS/CFT correspondence, a supergravity dual to a non-supersymmetric and infrared-free gauge theory. The D-string gives hints concerning the S-dual of the 0'B orientifold.
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17 arXiv papers cite this in 36 sentences
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Though for the 5-brane the computations are analogous to inflow in type 0 and heterotic string theories [ref] , it is, to our knowledge, the first explicit demonstration for the Sugimoto model.
Anomaly Inflow and Gauge Group Topology in the 10d Sugimoto String Theory · Chiral anomalies and the Green–Schwarz mechanism · 0.86
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As mentioned above, the resulting geometry is not completely under control because of the non-uniform character of corrections to the AdS vacuum, but it is in principle amenable to numerical investigation via the Toda-like formalism of [ref] .
Dynamical dark energy in 0'B braneworlds · D3-branes in 0'B string theory · 0.98
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This gauge choice simplifies the equations of motion, which can be recast in terms of a constrained Toda-like system [ref] .
Supersymmetry Breaking and Stability in String Vacua: brane dynamics, bubbles and the swampland · Reduced dynamical system: extremal case · 0.82
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This gauge choice simplifies the equations of motion, which can be recast in terms of a constrained Toda-like system [ref] .
On String Vacua without Supersymmetry: brane dynamics, bubbles and holography · Reduced dynamical system: extremal case · 0.87
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where the 't Hooft coupling $λ≡4πg_s N$ and, in the 0'B model, $α' T = 8/π^2$ [ref] .
Dynamical dark energy in 0'B braneworlds · D3-branes in 0'B string theory · 0.97
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Another consistency check was performed in [ref] , embedding branes in the Dudas–Mourad vacua, and finding that self-adjoint boundary conditions exist for all expected branes in non-supersymmetric strings [ref] .
Aspects of strings without spacetime supersymmetry · Vacuum solutions: codimension-one · 0.96
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For D3-branes in the type 0'B model, the relevant near-horizon geometry was studied in [ref] .
Dynamical dark energy in 0'B braneworlds · D3-branes in 0'B string theory · 0.90
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The spectrum of D-branes in the type $0'$B model was studied in [ref] .
Supersymmetry breaking, brane dynamics and Swampland conjectures · Charged and uncharged branes · 0.87
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