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Torsional Heterotic Geometries

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arxiv 0903.3769 v2 pith:HWZS7X4B submitted 2009-03-23 hep-th math.DG

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keywords dualityheterotictorsionalbianchifluxgeometriesidentitymetrics
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We construct new examples of torsional heterotic backgrounds using duality with orientifold flux compactifications. We explain how duality provides a perturbative solution to the type I/heterotic string Bianchi identity. The choice of connection used in the Bianchi identity plays an important role in the construction. We propose the existence of a much larger landscape of compact torsional geometries using string duality. Finally, we present some quantum exact metrics that correspond to NS5-branes placed on an elliptic space. These metrics describe how torus isometries are broken by NS flux.

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