2011
DOI: 10.1007/jhep02(2011)115
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D =7/D =6 heterotic supergravity with gauged R-symmetry

Abstract: We construct a family of chiral anomaly-free supergravity theories in D = 6 starting from D = 7 supergravity with a gauged noncompact R-symmetry, employing a Hořava-Witten bulk-plus-boundary construction. The gauged noncompact R-symmetry yields a positive (de Sitter sign) D = 6 scalar field potential. Classical anomaly inflow which is needed to cancel boundary-field loop anomalies requires careful consideration of the gravitational, gauge, mixed and local supersymmetry anomalies. Coupling of boundary hypermult… Show more

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“…This could happen at the string scale if the brane UV completes as an object within string theory, or it could happen above or below the scale M if the branes UV complete as vortices in a higher-dimensional field theory. For concreteness we consider the vortex completion, since the extension to string theory of the system used here remains an open question [54][55][56][57]. Since our goal is to explore extra-dimensional approaches to the hierarchy problem, we always take the brane SUSY-breaking scale, M s , much larger than electroweak scales: M s m. If we choose M s M then the vortex sector would be supersymmetric (in that it would preserve at most half of the supersymmetries of the bulk [62][63][64]) with the branes likely arising as BPS solutions.…”
Section: −1mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This could happen at the string scale if the brane UV completes as an object within string theory, or it could happen above or below the scale M if the branes UV complete as vortices in a higher-dimensional field theory. For concreteness we consider the vortex completion, since the extension to string theory of the system used here remains an open question [54][55][56][57]. Since our goal is to explore extra-dimensional approaches to the hierarchy problem, we always take the brane SUSY-breaking scale, M s , much larger than electroweak scales: M s m. If we choose M s M then the vortex sector would be supersymmetric (in that it would preserve at most half of the supersymmetries of the bulk [62][63][64]) with the branes likely arising as BPS solutions.…”
Section: −1mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One way to view this would be as a 7D to 6D reduction starting from the 7D theory on H (2,2) [13], thus obtaining a 6D chiral (1, 0) 10 The specific form (5.25) of the ξ0 zero-mode has the agreeable property that the coefficients of yet higher-order terms in hµν (x) in the 4D effective action can also be explicitly evaluated. One finds Ip ≡ supersymmetric theory with potential anomalies arising from anomaly inflow, and hence requiring compensating 6D matter fields [22]. Another way to view it would be as a 5D to 4D reduction after the additional S 2 & monopole reduction from 7D, thus producing a 4D chiral N=1 supersymmetric theory, again with anomaly inflow requiring compensating 4D matter fields [21].…”
Section: The Braneworld Newton Constantmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another worldvolume coordinate, y, may be chosen to be compactified on S 1 , or can be used in an S 1 /Z 2 Hořava-Witten [20] type construction in order to produce a 4D chiral theory, with attendant matter fields as needed to cancel anomaly inflow [21,22]. The 4D effective gravity is next analysed.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Such entanglements of gauge and supersymmetry anomalies are familiar from the anomaly analysis of Hořava-Witten type brane constructions[84].…”
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