(Unoriented) T-folds with few T's
Pascal Anastasopoulos, Massimo Bianchi, Jose F. Morales, Gianfranco, Pradisi

TL;DR
This paper constructs specific string compactifications with minimal moduli by combining T-dualities and shifts, analyzing their properties and unoriented projections, and providing explicit Type I examples with few chiral multiplets.
Contribution
It introduces new N=1,2 supersymmetric four-dimensional string models with few moduli using asymmetric orbifolds and analyzes their unoriented projections and open string sectors.
Findings
Constructed N=2 models with small Hodge numbers
Provided unoriented projections with open strings
Presented N=1 models with few chiral multiplets
Abstract
We use the combined action of Z_2-chiral reflections (T-dualities) and shifts to build N=1,2 supersymmetric four-dimensional string compactifications with few moduli. In particular, we consider Z_2^4 asymmetric orbifolds of Type IIB on the maximal torus of SO(12) that mimic N=2 Calabi-Yau compactifications with small "effective" Hodge numbers starting from (h_{11}, h_{21})=(1,1). We analyze possible unoriented projections, providing Type I examples with or without open strings. N=1 oriented asymmetric shift-orbifolds of Type IIB with few chiral multiplets are also presented.
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