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20062010
most citedModuli Decays and Gravitinos

185 citations · 358 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

hep-th2010★ 12 cited

Strings on Bubbling Geometries

Hai Lin, Alexander Morisse, Jonathan P. Shock

We study gauge theory operators which take the form of a product of a trace with a Schur polynomial, and their string theory duals. These states represent strings excited on bubbli…

hep-th2009★ 9 cited

The Fate of Nearly Supersymmetric Vacua

Michael Dine, Guido Festuccia, Alexander Morisse

Supersymmetric vacua are stable. It is interesting to ask: how long-lived are vacua which are nearly supersymmetric? This question is relevant if our universe is approximately supe…

hep-th2007★ 21 cited

Metastable Domains of the Landscape

Michael Dine, Guido Festuccia, Alexander Morisse +1

We argue that the vast majority of flux vacua with small cosmological constant are unstable to rapid decay to a big crunch. Exceptions are states with large compactification volume…

hep-th2006★ 7 cited

IIA moduli stabilization with badly broken supersymmetry

Michael Dine, Alexander Morisse, Assaf Shomer +1

Scherk-Schwarz compactification in string theory can be defined as orbifolding by an R symmetry, a symmetry that acts differently on bosons and fermions. Such a symmetry can arise…

hep-th2006★ 124 cited

Towards a quantum theory of de Sitter space

T. Banks, B. Fiol, A. Morisse

We describe progress towards constructing a quantum theory of de Sitter space in four dimensions. In particular we indicate how both particle states and Schwarzschild de Sitter bla…

hep-ph2006★ 185 cited

Moduli Decays and Gravitinos

Michael Dine, Ryuichiro Kitano, Alexander Morisse +1

One proposed solution of the moduli problem of string cosmology requires that the moduli are quite heavy, their decays reheating the universe to temperatures above the scale of nuc…