D-geometric Structure of Orbifolds
Tomomi Muto

TL;DR
This paper investigates the D-brane moduli space of abelian orbifolds C^d/Z_N, revealing a combinatorial redundancy linked to SU(N) representations for d=2 and showing non-geometric phases are absent in the Kahler moduli space.
Contribution
It provides a new combinatorial framework for understanding the redundancy in the D-brane vacuum moduli space and establishes a novel connection with SU(N) representation theory for d=2.
Findings
Redundancy in the toric data has a simple combinatorial structure.
Analytic expressions for the degrees of redundancy are derived.
Non-geometric phases do not appear in the Kahler moduli space for d=2.
Abstract
We study D-branes on abelian orbifolds C^d/Z_N for d=2, 3. The toric data describing the D-brane vacuum moduli space, which represents the geometry probed by D-branes, has certain redundancy compared with the classical geometric description of the orbifolds. We show that the redundancy has a simple combinatorial structure and find analytic expressions for degrees of the redundancy. For d=2 the structure of the redundancy has a connection with representations of SU(N) Lie algebra, which provides a new correspondence between geometry and representation theory. We also prove that non-geometric phases do not appear in the Kahler moduli space for d=2.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Geometry and complex manifolds · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
