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Comments on Gepner Models and Type I Vacua in String Theory

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 30 Jul 1996

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The authors' main claim We construct open descendants of Gepner models, concentrating mainly on the six-dimensional case, where they give type I vacua with rich patterns of Chan-Paton symmetry breaking and various numbers of tensor multiplets, including zero.

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CitationA. Sagnotti, C. Angelantonj (U. Aquila), G. Pradisi, M. Bianchi, Ya.S. Stanev (U. Roma "Tor Vergata"). "Comments on Gepner Models and Type I Vacua in String Theory." arXiv:hep-th/9607229 (1996). https://pith.science/paper/BAQLI7V7
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We construct open descendants of Gepner models, concentrating mainly on the six-dimensional case, where they give type I vacua with rich patterns of Chan-Paton symmetry breaking and various numbers of tensor multiplets, including zero. We also relate the models in $D < 10$ without open sectors, recently found by other authors, to the generalized Klein-bottle projections allowed by the crosscap constraint.

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We construct open descendants of Gepner models, concentrating mainly on the six-dimensional case, where they give type I vacua with rich patterns of Chan-Paton symmetry breaking and various numbers of tensor multiplets, including zero. We also relate the models in $D < 10$ without open sectors, recently found by other authors, to the generalized Klein-bottle projections allowed by the crosscap constraint.

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  • In the following, we will focus on the orientifold projection of the Gepner model with $81$ characters worked out in [ref] , comprising ten hyper multiplets in the antisymmetric representation of the Chan-Paton gauge group $SO(8)$ from the open-string sector and twenty-one neutral hyper multiplets from the closed-string sector.

    Aspects of Stability, Rigidity and Unitarity in String Vacua · The Gepner orientifold with no tensor multiplets · 0.81

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  • However, in all the examples we checked the null charged strings always exist and satisfy all the required consistency conditions[ In addition to the examples discussed in this paper, we checked the examples in [ref] , [ref] , [ref] .

    String Defects, Supersymmetry and the Swampland · The Null Charged Strings Conjecture · 0.98

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  • Focussing on unoriented descendants of the Type IIB superstring in $D=6$ [ref] , one starts with $=(2,0)$ supergravity coupled to 21 tensor multiplets, each containing an anti self-dual tensor and 5 scalars.

    Enriques and Octonionic Magic Supergravity Models · Model Building · 0.86

  • * $T=0$: Theories without any tensor multiplets have been studied in [ref] and have constructions given by F-theory on an elliptic threefold with base $ℙ_2$ [ref] or through type I or Gepner models in [ref] .

    On the String Landscape Without Hypermultiplets · 6d models without neutral hypermultiplets · 0.88

  • With respect to many models of the kind [ref] this Type I model is peculiar in that it has only one tensor multiplet, whose scalar component determines the volume of $T^4/_2$, that can be related via Type I / Heterotic duality to the unique tensor multiplet, containing the dilaton in the heterotic side [Additional tensor multiplets can be contributed by heterotic M5-branes, pointlike $E(8)$ instantons, which do not admit a fullfledged worldsheet description.

    Unoriented D-brane Instantons vs Heterotic worldsheet Instantons · Type I/Heterotic duals on $T^4/_2$ · 0.88

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