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The Particle Spectrum of Heterotic Compactifications
Ron Donagi ; Yang-Hui He ; Burt A. Ovrut ; Rene Reinbacher ;
Date 3 May 2004
Journal JHEP 0412 (2004) 054
Subject High Energy Physics - Theory; Algebraic Geometry | hep-th math.AG
AbstractTechniques are presented for computing the cohomology of stable, holomorphic vector bundles over elliptically fibered Calabi-Yau threefolds. These cohomology groups explicitly determine the spectrum of the low energy, four-dimensional theory. Generic points in vector bundle moduli space manifest an identical spectrum. However, it is shown that on subsets of moduli space of co-dimension one or higher, the spectrum can abruptly jump to many different values. Both analytic and numerical data illustrating this phenomenon are presented. This result opens the possibility of tunneling or phase transitions between different particle spectra in the same heterotic compactification. In the course of this discussion, a classification of SU(5) GUT theories within a specific context is presented.
Source arXiv, hep-th/0405014
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