Quanta of 5-d representations #
i. Overview #
The 5-bar representations of the SU(5)รU(1) carry
the quantum numbers of their U(1) charges and their fluxes.
In this module we define the data structure for these quanta and properties thereof.
ii. Key results #
FiveQuantais the type of quanta of 5-bar representations.FiveQuanta.toFluxesFiveis the underlyingFluxesFiveof aFiveQuanta.FiveQuanta.toChargesis the underlying Multiset charges of aFiveQuanta.FiveQuanta.reduceis the reduction of aFiveQuantawhich adds together all the fluxes corresponding to the same charge (i.e. representation).FiveQuanta.liftChargesgiven a chargectheFiveQuantawhich have chargecand no exotics or zero fluxes.FiveQuanta.anomalyCoefficientis the anomaly coefficient associated with aFiveQuanta.
iii. Table of contents #
- A. The definition of
FiveQuanta- A.1. The map to underlying fluxes
- A.2. The map to underlying charges
- A.3. The map from charges to fluxes
- B. The reduction of a
FiveQuanta- B.1. The reduced
FiveQuantahas no duplicate elements - B.2. The underlying charges of the reduced
FiveQuantaare the deduped charges - B.3. Membership condition on the reduced
FiveQuanta - B.4. Filter of the reduced
FiveQuantaby a charge - B.5. The reduction is idempotent
- B.6. Preservation of certain sums under reduction
- B.7. Reduction does nothing if no duplicate charges
- B.8. The charge map is preserved by reduction
- B.9. A fluxes in the reduced
FiveQuantais a sum of fluxes in the originalFiveQuanta - B.10. No exotics condition on the reduced
FiveQuanta- B.10.1. Number of chiral
L - B.10.2. Number of anti-chiral
L - B.10.3. Number of chiral
D - B.10.4. Number of anti-chiral
D - B.10.5. The
NoExoticscondition on the reducedFiveQuanta
- B.10.1. Number of chiral
- B.11. Reduce member of
FluxesFive.elemsNoExotics
- B.1. The reduced
- C. Decomposition of a
FiveQuantainto basic fluxes- C.1. Decomposition of fluxes
- C.2. Decomposition of a
FiveQuanta(with no exotics)- C.2.1. Decomposition distributes over addition
- C.2.2. Decomposition commutes with filtering charges
- C.2.3. Decomposition preserves the charge map
- C.2.4. Decomposition preserves the charges
- C.2.5. Decomposition preserves the reduction
- C.2.6. Fluxes of the decomposition of a
FiveQuanta
- D. Lifting charges to
FiveQuanta- D.1.
liftCharge c: multiset of five-quanta for a finite set of chargescwith no exotics - D.2. FiveQuanta in
liftCharge chave a finite set of chargesc - D.3. FiveQuanta in
liftCharge chave no duplicate charges - D.4. Membership in
liftCharge ciff is reduction ofFiveQuantawith given fluxes - D.5. FiveQuanta in
liftCharge cdo not have zero fluxes - D.6. FiveQuanta in
liftCharge chave no exotics - D.7. Membership in
liftCharge ciff have no exotics, no zero fluxes, and chargesc - D.8.
liftCharge cis preserved under a map if reduced
- D.1.
- E. Anomaly cancellation coefficients
- E.1. Anomaly coefficients of a
FiveQuanta - E.2. Anomaly coefficients under a map
- E.3. Anomaly coefficients is preserved under
reduce
- E.1. Anomaly coefficients of a
iv. References #
A reference for the anomaly cancellation conditions is arXiv:1401.5084.
A. The definition of FiveQuanta #
The quanta of 5-bar representations corresponding to a multiset of
(q, M, N) for each particle. (M, N) are defined in the FluxesFive module.
Equations
- FTheory.SU5.FiveQuanta ๐ฉ = Multiset (๐ฉ ร FTheory.SU5.Fluxes)
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A.1. The map to underlying fluxes #
A.2. The map to underlying charges #
A.3. The map from charges to fluxes #
The map which takes a charge to the overall flux it
corresponds to in a FiveQuanta.
Equations
- x.toChargeMap z = (Multiset.map Prod.snd (Multiset.filter (fun (p : ๐ฉ ร FTheory.SU5.Fluxes) => p.1 = z) x)).sum
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B. The reduction of a FiveQuanta #
The reduce of FiveQuanta is a new FiveQuanta with all the fluxes
corresponding to the same charge (i.e. representation) added together.
Equations
- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
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B.1. The reduced FiveQuanta has no duplicate elements #
B.2. The underlying charges of the reduced FiveQuanta are the deduped charges #
B.3. Membership condition on the reduced FiveQuanta #
B.4. Filter of the reduced FiveQuanta by a charge #
B.5. The reduction is idempotent #
B.6. Preservation of certain sums under reduction #
B.7. Reduction does nothing if no duplicate charges #
B.8. The charge map is preserved by reduction #
B.9. A fluxes in the reduced FiveQuanta is a sum of fluxes in the original FiveQuanta #
B.10. No exotics condition on the reduced FiveQuanta #
B.10.1. Number of chiral L #
B.10.2. Number of anti-chiral L #
B.10.3. Number of chiral D #
B.10.4. Number of anti-chiral D #
B.10.5. The NoExotics condition on the reduced FiveQuanta #
B.11. Reduce member of FluxesFive.elemsNoExotics #
C. Decomposition of a FiveQuanta into basic fluxes #
C.1. Decomposition of fluxes #
The decomposition of a flux into โจ1, -1โฉ and โจ0, 1โฉ.
Equations
- FTheory.SU5.FiveQuanta.decomposeFluxes f = Multiset.replicate f.M.natAbs { M := 1, N := -1 } + Multiset.replicate (f.M + f.N).natAbs { M := 0, N := 1 }
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C.2. Decomposition of a FiveQuanta (with no exotics) #
The decomposition of a FiveQuanta into a FiveQuanta which has the
same reduce by has fluxes โจ1, -1โฉ and โจ0,1โฉ only.
Equations
- x.decompose = Multiset.bind x fun (p : ๐ฉ ร FTheory.SU5.Fluxes) => Multiset.map (fun (f : FTheory.SU5.Fluxes) => (p.1, f)) (FTheory.SU5.FiveQuanta.decomposeFluxes p.2)
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C.2.1. Decomposition distributes over addition #
C.2.2. Decomposition commutes with filtering charges #
C.2.3. Decomposition preserves the charge map #
C.2.4. Decomposition preserves the charges #
C.2.5. Decomposition preserves the reduction #
C.2.6. Fluxes of the decomposition of a FiveQuanta #
D. Lifting charges to FiveQuanta #
D.1. liftCharge c: multiset of five-quanta for a finite set of charges c with no exotics #
This is an efficient definition, we will later show that it gives the correct answer
Given a finite set of charges c the FiveQuanta
which do not have exotics, duplicate charges or zero fluxes, which map down to c.
Equations
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D.2. FiveQuanta in liftCharge c have a finite set of charges c #
D.3. FiveQuanta in liftCharge c have no duplicate charges #
D.4. Membership in liftCharge c iff is reduction of FiveQuanta with given fluxes #
D.5. FiveQuanta in liftCharge c do not have zero fluxes #
D.6. FiveQuanta in liftCharge c have no exotics #
D.7. Membership in liftCharge c iff have no exotics, no zero fluxes, and charges c #
D.8. liftCharge c is preserved under a map if reduced #
E. Anomaly cancellation coefficients #
E.1. Anomaly coefficients of a FiveQuanta #
The anomaly coefficient of a FiveQuanta is given by the pair of integers:
(โแตข qแตข Nแตข, โแตข qแตขยฒ Nแตข).
The first components is for the mixed U(1)-MSSM, see equation (22) of arXiv:1401.5084. The second component is for the mixed U(1)Y-U(1)-U(1) gauge anomaly, see equation (23) of arXiv:1401.5084.
Equations
- F.anomalyCoefficient = ((Multiset.map (fun (x : ๐ฉ ร FTheory.SU5.Fluxes) => x.2.N โข x.1) F).sum, (Multiset.map (fun (x : ๐ฉ ร FTheory.SU5.Fluxes) => x.2.N โข (x.1 * x.1)) F).sum)