Magnetized (Shift-)Orientifolds
arXiv:hep-th/0210088
Abstract
We study four dimensional (shift)-orientifolds in presence of internal magnetic fields and NS-NS -field backgrounds, describing in some detail one explicit example with N=1 supersymmetry. These models are related by -duality to orientifolds with -branes intersecting at angles and exhibit, due to the background fields, a rank reduction of the gauge group and multiple matter families. Moreover, the low-energy spectra are chiral and anomaly free if -branes are present along the magnetized directions.
LaTeX file, 8 pages, based on the talk presented at the ``First International Conference On String Phenomenology'', Oxford, 6-11 july 2002. Eq.(1) and table 3 corrected. 1 reference added
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