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Andrew R. Frey, Joseph Polchinski

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 7 Jan 2002

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The authors' main claim In this paper we show that some models of this type have the unusual feature of D=4, N=3 spacetime supersymmetry.

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CitationAndrew R. Frey, Joseph Polchinski. "N=3 Warped Compactifications." arXiv:hep-th/0201029 (2002). https://pith.science/paper/R5F7RS6I
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Orientifolds with three-form flux provide some of the simplest string examples of warped compactification. In this paper we show that some models of this type have the unusual feature of D=4, N=3 spacetime supersymmetry. We discuss their construction and low energy physics. Although the local form of the moduli space is fully determined by supersymmetry, to find its global form requires a careful study of the BPS spectrum.

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s3 Although the local form of the moduli space is fully determined by supersymmetry, to find its global form requires a careful study of the BPS spectrum. background 0.57 0.17 0.08 asserted 1.00

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Orientifolds with three-form flux provide some of the simplest string examples of warped compactification. In this paper we show that some models of this type have the unusual feature of D=4, N=3 spacetime supersymmetry. We discuss their construction and low energy physics. Although the local form of the moduli space is fully determined by supersymmetry, to find its global form requires a careful study of the BPS spectrum.

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  • Indeed, one can argue (see e.g. [ref] ) that any bulk flux can be written as one of the above, plus twisted sector contributions which correspond to fractional fluxes at fixed points (modulo again certain K-theoretic subtleties).

    Toroidal Orientifolds in IIA with General NS-NS Fluxes · Fluxes · 0.98

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  • A first attempt at a quantitative analysis was made in [ref] , where a conjecture was made for the effect of warping on the complex structure moduli space metric (see also [ref] for an earlier study of warped moduli space).

    Dynamics of Warped Flux Compactifications · Introduction · 0.89

  • In a world abound with three-form fluxes [ref] in the bulk and gauge fluxes [ref] on D-branes, assuming a copious supply of all kinds of necessary fluxes and branes, many of the closed-string moduli arising from compactification can be fixed [ref] .

    Forbidden territories in the string landscape · Introduction · 0.98

  • This class of models contains an enormous number of consistent string vacua that can be constructed either via freely acting orbifolds [ref] or “geometrical fluxes” [ref] in heterotic string and type IIA,B orientifolds, or with non-geometrical fluxes [ref] (e.g. RR-fluxes or else). $$ Despite the plethora of this type of vacua,

    Inflationary de Sitter solutions from superstrings · Introduction · 0.89

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