Chirality-changing phase transitions in 4d string vacua
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Abstract: We provide evidence that some four-dimensional N=1 string vacua with different numbers of generations are connected through phase transitions. The transitions involve going through a point in moduli space where there is a nontrivial fixed point governing the low energy field theory. In an M-theory description, the examples involve wrapped 5-branes leaving one of the ends of the world.
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