N=2 coset compactifications with nondiagonal invariants
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In this paper, the authors consider four-dimensional string models obtained by tensoring N = 2 coset theories with noniagonal modular invariants and present results from a systematic analysis including moddings by discrete symmetries.Abstract:
We consider four-dimensional string models obtained by tensoring N=2 coset theories with nondiagonal modular invariants. We present results from a systematic analysis including moddings by discrete symmetries.read more
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