The non-SUSY and fixed points are brane-jet unstable
arXiv:2004.06823 · doi:10.1007/JHEP10(2020)010
Abstract
In six- and seven-dimensional gauged supergravity, each scalar potential has one supersymmetric and one non-supersymmetric fixed points. The non-supersymmetric fixed point is perturbatively unstable. On the other hand, the non-supersymmetric fixed point is known to be perturbatively stable. In this note we examine the newly proposed non-perturbative decay channel, called brane-jet instabilities of the and vacua. We find that when they are uplifted to massive type IIA and eleven-dimensional supergravity, respectively, the non-supersymmetric and vacua are both brane-jet unstable, in fond of the weak gravity conjecture.
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