USp(2k) Matrix Model: F Theory Connection

A. Tokura; H. Itoyama

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USp(2k) Matrix Model: F Theory Connection

H. Itoyama, A. Tokura

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 23 Aug 1997

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The authors' main claim The four dimensional compactification of this model naturally captures the exact results of Sen \cite{Sen} in $F$ theory.

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We present a zero dimensional matrix model based on $USp(2k)$ with supermultiplets in symmetric, antisymmetric and fundamental representations. The four dimensional compactification of this model naturally captures the exact results of Sen \cite{Sen} in $F$ theory. Eight dynamical and eight kinematical supercharges are found, which is required for critical string interpretation. Classical vacuum has ten coordinates and is equipped with orbifold structure. We clarify the issue of spacetime dimensions which $F$ theory represented by this matrix model produces.

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s4	We clarify the issue of spacetime dimensions which $F$ theory represented by this matrix model produces.	contribution 0.89	0.87	0.17	asserted 0.87

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We present a zero dimensional matrix model based on $USp(2k)$ with supermultiplets in symmetric, antisymmetric and fundamental representations. The four dimensional compactification of this model naturally captures the exact results of Sen \cite{Sen} in $F$ theory. Eight dynamical and eight kinematical supercharges are found, which is required for critical string interpretation. Classical vacuum has ten coordinates and is equipped with orbifold structure. We clarify the issue of spacetime dimensions which $F$ theory represented by this matrix model produces.

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Their matrix model formulations were studied, for instance, in [ref] and [ref] , respectively. ].

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