On the duality of F-theory and the CHL string in seven dimensions
arXiv:2111.15125 · doi:10.1007/s00220-022-04374-1
Abstract
We show that the duality between F-theory and the CHL string in seven dimensions defines algebraic correspondences between K3 surfaces polarized by the rank-ten lattices and . In the special case when the F-theory admits an additional anti-symplectic involution or, equivalently, the CHL string admits a symplectic one, both moduli spaces coincide. In this case, we derive an explicit parametrization for the F-theory compactifications dual to the CHL string, using an auxiliary genus-one curve, based on a construction given by André Weil.
arXiv comment40 pages
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