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Non-Geometric Calabi- Yau Backgrounds CH, Israel and Sarti 1710.00853 A Dabolkar and CH, 2002

Duality Symmetries Supergravities: continuous classical symmetry, broken in quantum theory, and by gauging String theory: discrete quantum duality symmetries; not field theory symms T-duality: perturbative symmetry on torus, mixes momentum modes and winding states U-duality: non-perturbative symmetry of type II on torus, mixes momentum modes and wrapped brane states Mirror Symmetry: perturbative symmetry on Calabi-Yau

Spacetime constructed from local patches All symmetries of physics used in patching Patching with diffeomorphisms, gives manifold Patching with gauge symmetries: bundles String theory has new symmetries, not present in field theory. New non-geometric string backgrounds Patching with T-duality: T-FOLDS Patching with U-duality: U-FOLDS Patching with MIRROR SYMM: MIRROR-FOLDS

T-fold patching R 1/R Glue big circle (R) to small (1/R) Glue momentum modes to winding modes (or linear combination of momentum and winding) Not conventional smooth geometry

T-fold patching R 1/R Glue big circle (R) to small (1/R) Glue momentum modes to winding modes (or linear combination of momentum and winding) Not conventional smooth geometry

Non-Geometric Calabi-Yau Geometries Non-geometric reductions to D=4 Minkowski space For type II, N=2 SUSY in D=4. Fixes many moduli Mirrorfold Mirror symmetry transitions Gauged D=4 sugras with N=2 Minkowski vacua At minimum of potential: SCFT asymmetric Gepner model

Suggestive of novel kind of doubling? New class of compactifications Bigger landscape? Could provide ways of escaping no-go theorems

Kawai & Sugawara: Non-susy mirrorfolds Blumenhagen,Fuchs & Plauschinn. Gepner models from non-geometric quotient of CY CFT. Fixed point, so intrinsically stringy HIS: Gepner from asymm quotient of K3xT 2 CFT. Freely acting, so susy breaking scale not fixed at string scale. Sugra: good low energy description Non-geom from Stringy Scherk-Schwarz CH & Reid-Edwards, Reid-Edwards and Spanjaard G-theory Candelas Constantin Damian Larfors Morales K3 bundle over CP 1, U-duality monodromies.

Scherk-Schwarz reduction of Supergravity Supergravity in D dims: Global duality G Scalars: G/H Field! g g 2 G Reduce on S 1 (x m,y)=g(y)'(x m ) Monodromy M on S 1 (x m, 2 ) =M (x m, 0) M = g(2 )g(0) 1 e.g. g(y) =exp(yn) M =exp(2 N)

Scherk-Schwarz reduction of Supergravity Reduce on T n Monodromy for each S 1 M i 2 G [M i,m j ]=0 Conjugating gives equivalent theory M 0 i = gm i g 1 g 2 G Consistent truncation of sugra to give gauged sugra in D-n dims. Fields that are twisted typically become massive

Lifting to string theory Duality G broken to duality G(Z) CH&Townsend G(Z) is automorphism group of charge lattice Moduli space G(Z)\ G/H Monodromies must be in G(Z) CH 98 Compatification with duality twists AD&CH 02 G(Z) conjugacy classes Masses quantized M =exp(2 N) 2 G(Z) If D-dim theory comes from 10 or 11 dimensions by compactification on N (e.g. torus or K3), this lifts to bundle of N over T n with G(Z) transitions

Torus Reductions with Duality Twists If N=T d then have T d bundle over T n For bosonic string G(Z)=O(d,d;Z) Monodromies in T-duality group: T-fold String theory on T d : natural formulation on doubled torus T 2d with O(d,d;Z) acting as diffeomorphisms T-fold: T 2d bundle over T n Fully doubled: T 2d bundle over T 2n Monodromies on doubled torus CH CH+ Reid-Edwards

K3 Sugra Reductions IIA on K3: G=O(4,20), H=O(4)xO(20) (2,2) Supergravity in d=6 IIA on K3xT 2 : G=O(6,22), H=O(6)xO(22) N=4 Supergravity in d=4 Scherk-Schwarz reduction: d=6 theory reduced on T 2 with monodromies M 1,M 2 2 O(4, 20) Gives gauged N=4 supergravity in d=4 Reid-Edwards and Spanjaard

Supersymmetry Fermions: monodromies in Pin(4)xO(20) Gravitini in (2,1,1)x(1,2,1) of SU(2)xSU(2)xO(20) Preserving 16 SUSYs: Preserving 8 SUSYs: Breaking all SUSY: M i 2 O(20) M i 2 SU(2) O(20) M i 2 SU(2) SU(2) O(20)

K3 Compact Ricci flat Kahler 4-manifolds: K3 and T 4 K3 has SU(2) holonomy, hyperkahler. Manifold unique up to diffeomorphism. Ricci flat metric depends on 22 moduli. Moduli space M = O(3, 19; Z)\O(3, 19)/O(3) O(19) O(3,19;Z): large diffeomorphisms of K3

K3 cohomology H 2 (K3) = R 22 H 0 (K3) = H 4 (K3) = R

K3 cohomology H 2 (K3) = R 22 H 0 (K3) = H 4 (K3) = R Z Metric on forms: ( p, 4 p) = p ^ 4 p H 2 (K3) = R 3,19 H 0 (K3) + H 4 (K3) = R 1,1 R 3,0 R 0,19 Self-dual harmonic 2-forms; hyperkahler structure Anti-self-dual harmonic 2-forms H (K3) = R 4,20 H (K3) = H 0 (K3) + H 2 (K3) + H 4 (K3)

K3 cohomology H 2 (K3) = R 22 H 0 (K3) = H 4 (K3) = R Z Metric on forms: ( p, 4 p) = p ^ 4 p H 2 (K3) = R 3,19 H 0 (K3) + H 4 (K3) = R 1,1 R 3,0 R 0,19 Self-dual harmonic 2-forms; hyperkahler structure Anti-self-dual harmonic 2-forms Lattice of integral cohomology 3,19 = H 2 (K3; Z) = E 8 E 8 U U U Preserved by O( 3,19 ) O(3, 19; Z)

IIA String on K3 G=O(4,20;Z) Automorphism group of CFT, preserves charge lattice 4,20 = H (K3; Z) = E 8 E 8 U U U U U: 2-dim lattice of signature (1,1) M = O( 4,20 )\O(4, 20)/O(4) O(20) O(3,19;Z): large diffeomorphisms of K3 Z 3,19 : B-shifts Rest of O(4,20;Z) non-geometric Compactify on T 2, monodromies M 1,M 2 2 O( 4,20 )

Heterotic String Dual IIA string on K3 Heterotic string on T 4 CH&Townsend IIA string on K3 bundle over T 2 Heterotic string on T 4 bundle over T 2 Monodromies in heterotic T-duality group O(4,20;Z): T-fold Doubled picture: T 4,20 bundle over T 2

Compactification of String Theory with Duality Twists Monodromies M i 2 G(Z) AD&CH 02 Points in moduli space that give Minkowski-space minima of Scherk-Schwarz scalar potential Points in moduli space fixed under action of M i 2 G(Z) M i 2 G(Z) has fixed point M i 2 G(Z) in elliptic conjugacy class

G = SL(2, R) SL(2,Z) Elliptic conjugacy classes of order 2,3,4,6 M 2 = 1 0 0 1 M 3 = 0 1 1 1, M 4 = 0 1 1 0, M 6 = 1 1 1 0 Z 2, Z 3.Z 4.Z 6

G = SL(2, R) SL(2,Z) Elliptic conjugacy classes of order 2,3,4,6 M 2 = 1 0 0 1 M 3 = 0 1 1 1, M 4 = 0 1 1 0, M 6 = 1 1 1 0 Z 2, Z 3.Z 4.Z 6 Corresponding fixed points in SL(2, Z)\SL(2, R)/U(1)

Minkowski Vacua and Orbifolds AD&CH 02 At fixed point Mi generates Z p i (M i ) p i =1 At this point in moduli space, construction becomes an orbifold, quotient by M i s i G(Z) transformation together with shift in i th S 1 s i : y i! y i +2 /p i Geometric monodromies: orbifolds T-duality monodromies: asymmetric orbifolds K3 SCFT automorphisms: (asymmetric) Gepner models Israel & Thiery

Reduction with duality twist becomes orbifold at minima of potential, with explicit SCFT construction Reduction with duality twist gives extension of orbifold construction to whole of moduli space, identifies effective supergravity theory General point in moduli space not critical point. No Minkowski solution there but often e.g. domain wall solutions

String Constructions with Minkowski Vacua with N=2 SUSY Need monodromies in elliptic conjugacy classes of O(20,4;Z): i.e. in M i 2 [O(4) O(20)] \ O(4, 20; Z) SUSY M i 2 [SU(2) O(20)] \ O(4, 20; Z) Any such monodromies will give Minkowski vacuum with N=2 SUSY But finding such conjugacy classes is very hard open problem Algebraic geometry constructs solutions

CY Mirror Symmetry Moduli space of CY factorises M complex structure M Kahler Mirror CY has moduli spaces interchanged M complex structure = M Kahler M Kahler = M complex structure

K3 Mirror Symmetry Moduli space doesn t factorise O(4, 20) O(4) O(20) No mirror symmetry: all K3 s diffeomorphic For algebraic K3, moduli space of CFTs factorises M complex M Kahler = Picard number O(2, 20 ) O(2) O(20 ) O(2, ) O(2) O( ) Mirror symmetry interchanges factors

Mirrored Automorphisms ˆp := µ 1 T p µ p CH, Israel and Sarti µ : X! X Mirror map for algebraic K3 p Diffeomorphism of X ( p ) p =1 T p Diffeomorphism of X ( T p ) p =1 For suitable X, p this acts on charge lattice by an O(4,20;Z) transformation that is elliptic and SUSY Use such automorphisms for monodromies

Non-Geometric CY Vacua Minkowski vacuum with N=2 SUSY Asymmetric Gepner model of Israel & Thiery Explicit SCFT with Landau-Ginsurg formulation, asymmetric orbifold with discrete torsion D=4 gauged N=4 SUGRA, breaking to N=2. Outside classification of Horst,Louis,Smyth Massless sector: N=2 SUSY, STU model, or STU plus small number of hypermultiplets

Conclusions Non-geometries giving supersymmetric Minkowski vacua of string theory with few massless moduli Further non-geometries? Landscape? Physics? Mirrored automorphism involves K3 and its mirror. Some bigger picture? e.g. X X General mathematical structure? Generalised CY?