A Note on New Sources of Gaugino Masses
Karim Benakli (CERN)

TL;DR
This paper explores a novel mechanism for generating gaugino masses in IIB orientifold models via singlet twisted moduli with non-zero F-terms, highlighting potential non-universalities and a brane setup.
Contribution
It introduces a new source of gaugino masses from singlet twisted moduli in IIB models, analyzing their size and non-universality.
Findings
Singlet twisted moduli can generate gaugino masses.
Gaugino masses may exhibit non-universalities.
A brane configuration illustrating the mechanism is proposed.
Abstract
In IIB orientifold models, the singlet twisted moduli appear in the tree-level gauge kinetic function. They might be responsible for generating gaugino masses if they acquire non-vanishing F-terms. We discuss some aspects of this new possibility, such as the size of gaugino masses and their non-universalities. A possible brane setting is presented to illustrate the usefulness of these new sources.
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