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arxiv: 2203.10022 · v3 · pith:ZGYYE4HR · submitted 2022-03-18 · hep-th

Generalized Symmetries in F-theory and the Topology of Elliptic Fibrations

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keywords ellipticfibrationboundaryf-theoryfibrationsnon-compactsymmetriessymmetry
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We realize higher-form symmetries in F-theory compactifications on non-compact elliptically fibered Calabi-Yau manifolds. Central to this endeavour is the topology of the boundary of the non-compact elliptic fibration, as well as the explicit construction of relative 2-cycles in terms of Lefschetz thimbles. We apply the analysis to a variety of elliptic fibrations, including geometries where the discriminant of the elliptic fibration intersects the boundary. We provide a concrete realization of the 1-form symmetry group by constructing the associated charged line operator from the elliptic fibration. As an application we compute the symmetry topological field theories in the case of elliptic three-folds, which correspond to mixed anomalies in 5d and 6d theories.

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