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“The spacetime in the (r, θ) directions resembles a cigar type geometry, and it is pretty close to that of a cylinder with a spherical cap attached to it on its end [10,39].”
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“In this case, for r → ∞, the solution approaches the vacuum compactification discussed earlier and given eq.(3.8),where supersymmetry is fully restored since the parameter γ satisfies the constraint (3.10).(See [10].)”
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“Actually, the resulting configuration is a half-BPS vortex solution that is known to exist in our model [9,10].”
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“Taking into account this description of the solution, one can interpret the half-BPS cosmic string solution as an interpolation between two different vacua.The compactified vacuum M 3 × S 1 given by eq.(3.8) and the pure magnetic spherical compactification M 2 × S 2 at the vortex core, which can also be shown to be a solution in our model [10,39].”
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“More precisely, the unbroken supersymmetries are those generated by a parameter of the form L (θ) = e -1 2 iθ 0L ,(7.5) where 0 satisfies the projector condition γ 12 0 = -iγ 5 0 [9,10].”
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- Dvali, G., Kallosh, R., & Proeyen, A. V.
- Venue
- Journal of High Energy Physics
- Published
- 2004-01-19
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- 2004
- Issue
- 01
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- 035-035
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- 1029-8479
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