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10 citations · 11 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-th2026

A Circle That Won't Return: The Fate of RR Fluxes and D-branes in Type 0A Tachyon Condensation

Ahmed Rakin Kamal

We study the closed-string tachyon and doubled Ramond-Ramond sector of type 0A in light of the proposed M-theory description on -the wedge of two circles joined at a p…

hep-th20251 cited

Effect of Moduli Redefinitions on Fibre Inflation

Dibya Chakraborty, Mishaal Hai, Sayeda Tashnuba Jahan +2

In this paper, we have discovered a new avenue of fibre inflation in perturbative large volume scenario (pLVS) due to the redefinition of the base modulus. pLVS offers a novel regi…

hep-th2025

One loop in vs : 4-point check

Aviral Aggarwal, Subhroneel Chakrabarti, Steven Weilong Hsia +2

The one-loop correction to eleven-dimensional supergravity involves a cubically divergent term , with four Riemann tensors. A similar term (with finite coefficient) has…

hep-th2024

No manifest T-duality at order

Steven Weilong Hsia, Ahmed Rakin Kamal, Linus Wulff

When reduced from to dimensions tree-level string theory exhibits an symmetry. This symmetry, which is closely related to T-duality, appears only after certain…

hep-th202410 cited

Back to the origins of brane-antibrane inflation

Michele Cicoli, Christopher Hughes, Ahmed Rakin Kamal +4

We study a new framework for brane-antibrane inflation where moduli stabilisation relies purely on perturbative corrections to the effective action. This guarantees that the model…