Remark on Calabi-Yau vacua of the string theory and the cosmological constant problem
Eun Kyung Park, Pyung Seong Kwon

TL;DR
The paper proposes a new mechanism within string theory compactifications where the cosmological constant naturally adjusts to zero through brane dynamics and gauge symmetry breaking, addressing the cosmological constant problem.
Contribution
It introduces a novel self-adjusting mechanism for the cosmological constant in Calabi-Yau compactifications without fluxes, incorporating supersymmetry breaking and moduli stabilization.
Findings
The cosmological constant $$ is dynamically set to zero by field equations.
Supersymmetry is broken on the brane while maintaining $=0$.
The mechanism extends to flux compactifications, ensuring $$ remains zero despite corrections.
Abstract
We propose, based on the viewpoint that our three-dimensional space is a stack of BPS D3-branes located at the conifold singularity of the Calabi-Yau three-fold, a new mechanism to address the cosmological constant problem in the framework of the conventional compactifications where the -form fluxes including NS-NS three-form are all turned off. In this mechanism the four-dimensional cosmological constant appears as two types, NS-NS type and R-R type, of vacuum energies on the brane plus supersymmetry breaking term, which constitute a brane action density , and sum of these three terms of are forced to vanish by field equations so that adjusts itself to zero as a result. Also in this mechanism the supersymmetry is broken in the brane region, while still maintaining . The supersymmetry breaking occurs…
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