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Effective action for non-geometric fluxes duality covariant actions
The (heterotic) double field theories and the exceptional field theories are manifestly duality covariant formulations, describing low-energy limit of various super-string and M-theory compactifications.
Kanghoon Lee +2 more
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On the conformal field theory duals of type IIAAdS4flux compactifications [PDF]
Ofer Aharony +2 more
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Warped branches of flux compactifications [PDF]
We consider Freund-Rubin-type compactifications which are described by (p+q)-dimensional Einstein gravity with a positive cosmological constant and a q-form flux. Using perturbative expansions of Kinoshita's ansatz for warped dS_pxS^q and AdS_pxS^q spacetimes, we obtain analytical solutions describing the warped branches and their respective phase ...
openaire +2 more sources
Linking the supersymmetric standard model to the cosmological constant. [PDF]
Qiu YC, Tye SH.
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On Moduli Stabilization Scheme in Type IIB Flux Compactifications [PDF]
Huan-Xiong Yang
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Anomaly, fluxes and (2,0) heterotic-string compactifications [PDF]
Joe Gillard +2 more
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Early and late time cosmology of type IIB flux compactifications [PDF]
We explore various aspects of type IIB flux compactifications, focusing on the stabilisation of moduli and the implications for cosmology. We present a novel method to obtain type IIB flux vacua with flat directions at tree level, implemented in both ...
Licheri, Matteo <1997>
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Moduli evolution in the presence of flux compactifications.
We study the cosmological evolution of the volume moduli in a class of recently proposed inflationary universe models of Kachru et al. arising out of Type IIB string theory, where a number of the moduli fields have been stabilized through flux ...
Copeland, Ed +7 more
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M-theory and Type IIA Flux Compactifications
We consider compactifications of M-theory and type IIA string theory to four dimensions. For Minkowski space-time, a supergravity no-go theorem forbids flux supported in the internal space.
McOrist, J, Sethi, S
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