2017
DOI: 10.1007/jhep07(2017)129
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Type II string theory on Calabi-Yau manifolds with torsion and non-Abelian discrete gauge symmetries

Abstract: Abstract:We provide the first explicit example of Type IIB string theory compactification on a globally defined Calabi-Yau threefold with torsion which results in a fourdimensional effective theory with a non-Abelian discrete gauge symmetry. Our example is based on a particular Calabi-Yau manifold, the quotient of a product of three elliptic curves by a fixed point free action of Z 2 × Z 2 . Its cohomology contains torsion classes in various degrees. The main technical novelty is in determining the multiplicat… Show more

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“…If (X, X) are mirror pairs in toric hypersurfaces in[23] A(X) = B( X) and B(X) = A( X); however for a possible general counterexamples see[51] 11 In the context of Type IIA strings and M-theory, the presence of A(X) torsion can be shown to be in correspondence to discrete gauge symmetries[50].…”
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“…If (X, X) are mirror pairs in toric hypersurfaces in[23] A(X) = B( X) and B(X) = A( X); however for a possible general counterexamples see[51] 11 In the context of Type IIA strings and M-theory, the presence of A(X) torsion can be shown to be in correspondence to discrete gauge symmetries[50].…”
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“…Hence one might want to construct higher order discrete symmetries, ideally the Z 6 proton hexality [64] which forbids also other dangerous higher dimensional operators, and is anomaly free. The classification or construction of higher order (possibly non-Abelian [65][66][67]) discrete symmetries base-independently beyond Z 4 [68,69] are unknown yet (see, however, [70] for some recent examples over specific bases) and, hence, a topic of great interest. Once such a classification is available, we hope that a generalization of our work can realize the chiral MSSM with such a discrete symmetry extension.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The latter are of interest in their own right, and also have applications to topological field theory and particle physics. Some work on the stringy realization of discrete non-abelian groups includes [14][15][16][17][18][19] as well as [20] in F-theory. As of this writing there does not appear to be a systematic method to determine whether a particular finite group can appear.…”
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confidence: 99%