“…More precisely, if one follows [27,28,29] and describes the "lowest order" theory at the N = 2 level in terms of a cubic holomorphic prepotential F (t) = c ijk t i t j t k , where t i denote the moduli living in vector multiplets, the resulting Kähler potential, K, only depends on the imaginary parts of the moduli: K = K(t i −t i ). 5 Moreover, for the particular cubic prepotential suggested in [47,48], it was observed in [16] that the relevant D7-gauge couplings (still at the N = 2 level) likewise do not depend on the real part of y 3 . This inflaton shift symmetry is not expected to survive all quantum corrections (e.g.…”