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Grand Unification in the Heterotic Brane World

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arxiv 0812.3503 v1 pith:TCYLKJTO submitted 2008-12-18 hep-th

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The compactification of the heterotic string on six-dimensional orbifolds is reviewed. Some important technical aspects of their construction are clarified and new parameters, called generalized discrete torsion, are introduced and related to the torsionless construction. Furthermore, a systematic search for MSSM-like models is performed in the context of Z6-II orbifolds, addressing questions like the identification of a supersymmetric vacuum with a naturally small mu-term and proton decay. Finally, the blow-up of Z3 singularities is discussed in the local and in the global case - also in the presence of Wilson lines. This procedure is exemplified with the resolution of a Z3 MSSM candidate.

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  1. Flavor Symmetries and Winding Modes

    hep-th 2025-06 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    In the Z3 heterotic orbifold, the modular symmetry of the Kähler modulus is Gamma(3), and the discrete flavor symmetry Delta(27) arises from misaligned U(1) gauge symmetries that become massless at different critical points.

  2. Non-Abelian orbifolds of the SO(32) heterotic string

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    Three non-Abelian orbifolds of the SO(32) heterotic string now have complete massless spectra, with unbroken gauge groups U(1)^2 x SO(26), U(1) x SO(26), and SO(26), showing rank reduction from 16 to 15, 14, or 13.

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