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Issues in IIA Uplifting
Author(s) -
Рената Каллош,
Masoud Soroush
Publication year - 2006
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/896418
Subject(s) - conifold , theoretical physics , context (archaeology) , string (physics) , type (biology) , string theory , term (time) , moduli , m theory , physics , brane , moduli space , mathematical physics , pure mathematics , mathematics , algebra over a field , brane cosmology , supersymmetry , quantum mechanics , geology , supergravity , paleontology
Moduli stabilization in the type IIA massive string theory so far was achieved only in the AdS vacua. The uplifting to dS vacua has not been performed as yet: neither the analogs of type IIB anti-D3 brane at the tip of the conifold, nor the appropriate D-terms have been identified. The hope was recently expressed that the F-term uplifting may work. We investigate this possibility in the context of a simplified version of the type IIA model developed in hep-th/0505160 and find that the F-term does not uplift the AdS vacua to dS vacua with positive CC. Thus it remains a challenging task to find phenomenologically acceptable vacua in the type IIA string theory

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