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Towards Geometric D6-Brane Model Building on non-Factorisable Toroidal -Orbifolds

arXiv:1606.04926 · doi:10.1007/JHEP08(2016)062

Abstract

We present a geometric approach to D-brane model building on the non-factorisable torus backgrounds of , which are and . Based on the counting of `short' supersymmetric three-cycles per complex structure {\it vev}, the number of physically inequivalent lattice orientations with respect to the anti-holomorphic involution of the Type IIA/ orientifold can be reduced to three for the lattice and four for the lattice. While four independent three-cycles on cannot accommodate phenomenologically interesting global models with a chiral spectrum, the eight-dimensional space of three-cycles on is rich enough to provide for particle physics models, with several globally consistent two- and four-generation Pati-Salam models presented here. We further show that for fractional {\it sLag} three-cycles, the compact geometry can be rewritten in a factorised form, paving the way for a generalisation of known CFT methods to determine the vector-like spectrum and to derive the low-energy effective action for open string states.

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