Open strings and their symmetry groups

By A. Sagnotti. 2002

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The last three years have seen a large amount of progress in String Theory [1], and the subject itself has undergone a change of scope. This is well reflected in the content of the talks that have preceded this one.

Subfields: Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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1. Ralph Blumenhagen
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4. S. Stieberger
5. B. Kors
6. G. Honecker
7. T. Ott
8. T. Weigand

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• Four-dimensional string compactifications with D-branes, orientifolds and fluxes (2006, background): “[14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20]), as they were called before the advent of D-branes in the mid of the nineties (see e.”
• Anomalies, anomalous U(1)'s and generalized Chern-Simons terms (2006, neutral): “Contents”
• D‐branes in Standard Model building, gravity and cosmology (2003, background): “4.1 Anomalies and symmetries in four dimensions 21 4.2 Anomalies in six dimensions 23 4.3 String calculation of anomalous U(1) masses 26 4.4 An example: anomalous U(1) masses in the Z ′6 orientifold 28 4.5 Physical axions 29”
• Getting just the supersymmetric standard model at intersecting branes on the Z(6) orientifold (2004, background): “Since it was realized that chiral matter is possible in the context of intersecting D-branes [1], many different approaches have been taken, the most successful ones being constructions with intersecting D6-branes in type IIA orientifolds [2,3,5–13,77] (for recent reviews of the topic see [14–17]).”
• Issues on tadpoles and vacuum redefinitions in String Theory (2004, background): “The last link we need to unify all the five ten-dimensional superstring models is the orientifold projection Ω [13] that connects the Type IIB String with the Type I String.”
• Orientifolds and mirror symmetry (2003, background): “In such constructions, orientifolds [2]–[6], are indispensable elements in order to have consistent theories with finite Newton’s constant and supersymmetry.”
• The E-11 origin of all maximal supergravities (2007, background): “Nevertheless, they play a crucial role in constructing type-I string theory as the orientifold projection of IIB [39], which has the role of canceling the overall RR charge.”