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Moduli Stabilization in String Theory

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arxiv 2310.20559 v1 pith:A6346EXR submitted 2023-10-31 hep-th

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We give an overview of moduli stabilization in compactifications of string theory. We summarize current methods for construction and analysis of vacua with stabilized moduli, and we describe applications to cosmology and particle physics. This is a contribution to the Handbook of Quantum Gravity.

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