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Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields

We find charged, abelian, spherically symmetric solutions (in flat space-time) corresponding to the effective action of $D=4$ heterotic string theory with scale-dependent dilaton $\p$ and modulus $\vp$ fields. We take into account perturbative (genus-one), moduli-dependent `threshold' correctio...

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Autores principales: Cvetic, Mirjam, Tseytlin, Arkady A.
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1994
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(94)90581-9
http://cds.cern.ch/record/251551
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Tseytlin, Arkady A.
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description We find charged, abelian, spherically symmetric solutions (in flat space-time) corresponding to the effective action of $D=4$ heterotic string theory with scale-dependent dilaton $\p$ and modulus $\vp$ fields. We take into account perturbative (genus-one), moduli-dependent `threshold' corrections to the coupling function $f(\p,\vp)$ in the gauge field kinetic term $f(\p,\vp) F^2_{\m\n}$, as well as non-perturbative scalar potential $V(\p, \vp)$, e.g. induced by gaugino condensation in the hidden gauge sector. Stable, finite energy, electric solutions (corresponding to on abelian subgroup of a non-abelian gauge group) have the small scale region as the weak coupling region ($\phi\ra -\infty$) with the modulus $\vp$ slowly varying towards smaller values. Stable, finite energy, abelian magnetic solutions exist only for a specific range of threshold correction parameters. At small scales they correspond to the strong coupling region ($\p\ra \infty$) and the compactification region ($\vp\ra 0$). The non-perturbative potential $V$ plays a crucial role at large scales, where it fixes the asymptotic values of $\phi$ and $\vp$ to be at the minimum of $V$.
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spelling cern-2515512023-03-14T20:46:09Zdoi:10.1016/0550-3213(94)90581-9http://cds.cern.ch/record/251551engCvetic, MirjamTseytlin, Arkady A.Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fieldsParticle Physics - TheoryGeneral Theoretical PhysicsWe find charged, abelian, spherically symmetric solutions (in flat space-time) corresponding to the effective action of $D=4$ heterotic string theory with scale-dependent dilaton $\p$ and modulus $\vp$ fields. We take into account perturbative (genus-one), moduli-dependent `threshold' corrections to the coupling function $f(\p,\vp)$ in the gauge field kinetic term $f(\p,\vp) F^2_{\m\n}$, as well as non-perturbative scalar potential $V(\p, \vp)$, e.g. induced by gaugino condensation in the hidden gauge sector. Stable, finite energy, electric solutions (corresponding to on abelian subgroup of a non-abelian gauge group) have the small scale region as the weak coupling region ($\phi\ra -\infty$) with the modulus $\vp$ slowly varying towards smaller values. Stable, finite energy, abelian magnetic solutions exist only for a specific range of threshold correction parameters. At small scales they correspond to the strong coupling region ($\p\ra \infty$) and the compactification region ($\vp\ra 0$). The non-perturbative potential $V$ plays a crucial role at large scales, where it fixes the asymptotic values of $\phi$ and $\vp$ to be at the minimum of $V$.We find charged, abelian, spherically symmetric solutions (in flat space-time) corresponding to the effective action of $D=4$ heterotic string theory with scale-dependent dilaton $\p$ and modulus $\vp$ fields. We take into account perturbative (genus-one), moduli-dependent `threshold' corrections to the coupling function $f(\p,\vp)$ in the gauge field kinetic term $f(\p,\vp) F~2_{\m\n}$, as well as non-perturbative scalar potential $V(\p, \vp)$, e.g. induced by gaugino condensation in the hidden gauge sector. Stable, finite energy, electric solutions (corresponding to on abelian subgroup of a non-abelian gauge group) have the small scale region as the weak coupling region ($\phi\ra -\infty$) with the modulus $\vp$ slowly varying towards smaller values. Stable, finite energy, abelian magnetic solutions exist only for a specific range of threshold correction parameters. At small scales they correspond to the strong coupling region ($\p\ra \infty$) and the compactification region ($\vp\ra 0$). The non-perturbative potential $V$ plays a crucial role at large scales, where it fixes the asymptotic values of $\phi$ and $\vp$ to be at the minimum of $V$.We find charged, abelian, spherically symmetric solutions (in flat space-time) corresponding to the effective action of D = 4 heterotic string theory with the scale-dependent dilaton π and modulus ϕ fields. We take into account perturbative (genus-one), moduli-dependent “threshold” corrections to the coupling function ƒ(π, ϕ) in the gauge field kinetic term ƒ(π, ϕ)F μν 2 , as well as the non-perturbative scalar potential V ( π , ϕ ), e.g., induced by gaugino condensation in the hidden gauge sector. Stable, finite-energy, electric solutions (corresponding to an abelian subgroup of a non-abelian gauge group) have the small scale region as the weak coupling region ( π → −∞) with the modulus ϕ slowly varying towards smaller values. Stable, finite-energy, abelian magnetic solutions exist only for a specific range of threshold correction parameters. At small scales they correspond to the strong coupling region ( π →∞) and the compactification region ( ϕ → 0). The non-perturbative potential V plays a crucial role at large scales, where it fixes the asymptotic values of π and ϕ to be at the minimum of V .hep-th/9307123CERN-TH-6911-93IMPERIAL-TP-92-93-41UPR-0573-TCERN-TH-6911-93IMPERIAL-TP-92-93-41UPR-573-Toai:cds.cern.ch:2515511994
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Theory
General Theoretical Physics
Cvetic, Mirjam
Tseytlin, Arkady A.
Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
title Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
title_full Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
title_fullStr Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
title_full_unstemmed Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
title_short Charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
title_sort charged string solutions with dilaton and modulus fields
topic Particle Physics - Theory
General Theoretical Physics
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(94)90581-9
http://cds.cern.ch/record/251551
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