Properties of vacuum and brane spectrum of Type IIB string theory

Autori

  • Tetiana Obikhod Institute for Nuclear Research NAS of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15673/2072-9812.2/2015.51567

Parole chiave:

F-theory, Vacuum stability, Type IIB string theory, gauge fields, K-theory.

Abstract

F-theory has been receiving more attention in the past few years because its rich structure allows to solve  many problems of the Standard Model and Grand Unification Theory. This theory is also important because of the necessity to solve the  problem of vacuum stability. A simpler solution of  F-theory  is used to describe the Type IIB string theory. For the classification of D-brane charges in superstring theory of Type IIB is applied K-theory. This approach provides an access to gauge fields connected with vector bundles, classified by K-theory. This technique implements  the resolution of issues related to the structure of scales and hierarchies, the gauge group and charged matter content.

Biografia autore

Tetiana Obikhod, Institute for Nuclear Research NAS of Ukraine, Kiev

Senior Researcher of High Energy Physics Department

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2015-10-15