D-branes on Singularities: New Quivers from Old
arXiv:hep-th/0012050 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.64.046011
Abstract
In this paper we present simplifying techniques which allow one to compute the quiver diagrams for various D-branes at (non-Abelian) orbifold singularities with and without discrete torsion. The main idea behind the construction is to take the orbifold of an orbifold. Many interesting discrete groups fit into an exact sequence . As such, the orbifold is easier to compute as and we present graphical rules which allow fast computation given the quiver.
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