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hep-th200925 cited

A multitrace deformation of ABJM theory

Ben Craps, Thomas Hertog, Neil Turok

Motivated by the study of big crunch singularities in asymptotically spacetimes, we consider a marginal triple trace deformation of ABJM theory. The deformation corresponds…

hep-th200942 cited

Chiral Symmetry Breaking with non-SUSY D7-branes in ISD backgrounds

Anatoly Dymarsky, Stanislav Kuperstein, Jacob Sonnenschein

Supersymmetric probe branes satisfy the kappa-symmetry condition which ensures that the action is minimized with respect to both variations of the embedding and of the world-volume…

hep-th2009

N=2 world-sheet approach to D-branes on generalized Kaehler geometries: II. Dualities

Alexander Sevrin, Wieland Staessens, Alexander Wijns

Following the general formalism reviewed in 0810.5355 [hep-th] we present several examples of possible D3-brane configurations on four-dimensional generalized Kaehler geometries. W…

hep-th200817 cited

Two Loop R-Symmetry Breaking

Antonio Amariti, Alberto Mariotti

We analyze two loop quantum corrections for pseudomoduli in O'Raifeartaigh like models. We argue that R-symmetry can be spontaneously broken at two loop in non supersymmetric vacua…

hep-th200816 cited

Can free strings propagate across plane wave singularities?

Ben Craps, Frederik De Roo, Oleg Evnin

We study free string propagation in families of plane wave geometries developing strong scale-invariant singularities in certain limits. We relate the singular limit of the evoluti…

hep-th20082 cited

N = 2 world-sheet approach to D-branes on generalized Kaehler geometries: I. General formalism

Alexander Sevrin, Wieland Staessens, Alexander Wijns

We present an N = 2 world-sheet superspace description of D-branes on bihermitian or generalized Kaehler manifolds. To accomplish this, D-branes are considered as boundary conditio…