Improved Statistics for F-theory Standard Models

Much of the analysis of F-theory-based Standard Models boils down to computing cohomologies of line bundles on matter curves. By varying parameters one can degenerate such matter curves to singular ones, typically with many nodes, where the computation is combinatorial and straightforward. The question remains to relate the (a priori possibly smaller) value on the original curve to the singular one. In this work, we introduce some elementary techniques (pruning trees and removing interior edges) for simplifying the resulting nodal curves to a small collection of terminal ones that can be handled directly. When applied to the QSMs, these techniques yield optimal results in the sense that obtaining more precise answers would require currently unavailable information about the QSM geometries. This provides us with an opportunity to enhance the statistical bounds established in earlier research regarding the absence of vector-like exotics on the quark-doublet curve.

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Communications in Mathematical Physics
Published
2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s00220-024-05148-7
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3
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Improved Statistics for F-theory Standard Models

Mirjam Cvetič, Ron Donagi, Martin Bies, Marielle Ong
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Communications in Mathematical Physics
Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Improved Statistics for F-theory Standard Models

Mirjam Cvetič, Ron Donagi, Martin Bies, Marielle Ong
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Abstract

Much of the analysis of F-theory-based Standard Models boils down to computing cohomologies of line bundles on matter curves. By varying parameters one can degenerate such matter curves to singular ones, typically with many nodes, where the computation is combinatorial and straightforward. The question remains to relate the (a priori possibly smaller) value on the original curve to the singular one. In this work, we introduce some elementary techniques (pruning trees and removing interior edges) for simplifying the resulting nodal curves to a small collection of terminal ones that can be handled directly. When applied to the QSMs, these techniques yield optimal results in the sense that obtaining more precise answers would require currently unavailable information about the QSM geometries. This provides us with an opportunity to enhance the statistical bounds established in earlier research regarding the absence of vector-like exotics on the quark-doublet curve.

Communications in Mathematical PhysicsVol. 405(12)
University of Koblenz and Landau (DE), University of Maribor (SI), University of Pennsylvania (US), Philadelphia University (US)
National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Energy, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Javna Agencija za Raziskovalno Dejavnost RS
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