Moduli and Kähler potential in fermionic strings

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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27pp Latex text, no figs, CERN-TH.7259/94, CTP-TAMU-14/94 and ACT-06/94

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10.1103/PhysRevD.50.4060

We study the problem of identifying the moduli fields in fermionic four-dimensional string models. We deform a free-fermionic model by introducing exactly marginal operators in the form of Abelian Thirring interactions on the world-sheet, and show that their couplings correspond to the untwisted moduli fields. We study the consequences of this method for simple free-fermionic models which correspond to $Z_2\times Z_2$ orbifolds and obtain their moduli space and K\"ahler potential by symmetry arguments and by direct calculation of string scattering amplitudes. We then generalize our analysis to more complicated fermionic structures which arise in constructions of realistic models corresponding to asymmetric orbifolds, and obtain the moduli space and K\"ahler potential for this case. Finally we extend our analysis to the untwisted matter sector and derive expressions for the full K\"ahler potential to be used in phenomenological applications, and the target space duality transformations of the corresponding untwisted matter fields.

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