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Refined Partition Functions for Open Superstrings with 4, 8 and 16 Supercharges

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arxiv 1211.1018 v1 pith:LHYYFUPT submitted 2012-11-05 hep-th

Refined Partition Functions for Open Superstrings with 4, 8 and 16 Supercharges

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We analyse the perturbative massive open string spectrum of even dimensional superstring compactifications with four, eight and sixteen supercharges. In each of such cases, we focus on universal states that exist independently on the internal geometry and other compatification details. We analytically compute refined partition functions that count these states at each mass level. Such refined partition functions are written in a super-Poincare covariant form, providing information on how supermultiplets transform under the little group and the R symmetry. Various asymptotic limits of the partition functions and their associated quantities, such as the leading and subleading Regge trajectories, are studied empirically and analytically. In the phenomenologically relevant case of four supercharges, the partition function can be cast into the most compact form and the asymptotic formula in the large spin limit is derived explicitly.

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