The frozen phase of F-theory

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We study the interpretation of O7+-planes in F-theory, mainly in the context of the six-dimensional models. In particular, we study how to assign gauge algebras and matter content to seven-branes and their intersections, and the implication of anomaly cancellation in our construction, generalizing earlier analyses without any O7+-planes. By including O7+-planes we can realize 6d superconformal field theories hitherto unobtainable in F-theory, such as those with hypermultiplets in the symmetric representation of su. We also examine a couple of compact models. These reproduce some famous perturbative models, and in some cases enhance their gauge symmetries non-perturbatively.

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Bhardwaj, L., Morrison, D. R., Tachikawa, Y., & Tomasiello, A. (2018). The frozen phase of F-theory. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2018(8). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP08(2018)138

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