Gauge Fluxes in F-theory and Type IIB Orientifolds

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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54 pages, 3 figures; v2: Refs added

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We provide a detailed correspondence between G_4 gauge fluxes in F-theory compactifications with SU(n) and SU(n)x(1) gauge symmetry and their Type IIB orientifold limit. Based on the resolution of the relevant F-theory Tate models we classify the factorisable G_4-fluxes and match them with the set of universal D5-tadpole free U(1)-fluxes in Type IIB. Where available, the global version of the universal spectral cover flux corresponds to Type IIB gauge flux associated with a massive diagonal U(1). In U(1)-restricted Tate models extra massless abelian fluxes exist which are associated with specific linear combinations of Type IIB fluxes. Key to a quantitative match between F-theory and Type IIB is a proper treatment of the conifold singularity encountered in the Sen limit of generic F-theory models. We also collect evidence that the Type IIB orientifold limit of the considered Tate models involves a non-trivial B-field and shed further light on the brane recombination process relating generic and U(1)-restricted Tate models.

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