Flat deformations of type IIB S-folds
arXiv:2109.06032 · doi:10.1007/JHEP11(2021)171
Abstract
Type IIB S-folds of the form have been shown to contain axion-like deformations parameterising flat directions in the 4D scalar potential and corresponding to marginal deformations of the dual S-fold CFT's. In this note we present a group-theoretical characterisation of such flat deformations and provide a 5D interpretation thereof in terms of -valued duality twists inducing a class of Cremmer--Scherk--Schwarz flat gaugings in a reduction from 5D to 4D. In this manner we establish the existence of two flat deformations for the and symmetric S-fold causing a symmetry breaking down to its Cartan subgroup. The result is a new two-parameter family of non-supersymmetric S-folds which are perturbatively stable at the lower-dimensional supergravity level, thus providing the first examples of such type IIB backgrounds.
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