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Supersymmetric $\mathbb{WCP}^n$, AdS near horizons and orbifolds

Andrea Conti, Niall T. Macpherson

TL;DR

This work constructs and analyzes supersymmetric orbifolds built from weighted projective spaces ${\mathbb{WCP}^2}$ and ${\mathbb{WCP}^3}$, realized as U(1) orbifold bundles over odd spheres and explored via two parametrisations of ${\mathbb{WCP}^3}$. The authors establish precise conditions under which these orbifolds preserve portions of supersymmetry, including when KK reductions to round ${\mathbb{WCP}^n}$ are possible, and they show that for certain weight tunings SUSY persists beyond gauged supergravity. They then generate a variety of AdS near-horizon orbifolds of canonical brane geometries (D3, D1-D5, M2, M5) and, using string dualities, obtain AdS solutions with round ${\mathbb{WCP}^n}$ factors such as AdS$_7\times{\mathbb{WCP}^1}$, AdS$_5\times{\mathbb{WCP}^2}$, and AdS$_4\times{\mathbb{WCP}^3}$, with SUSY determined by weight choices. The paper also constructs an AdS$_3$ solution featuring a topological ${\mathbb{WT}^{(1,1)}}$ orbifold, including IIA realizations and central charge computations, highlighting how orbifold data control holographic characteristics. Overall, the results provide a versatile framework for AdS/CFT constructions incorporating ${\mathbb{WCP}^n}$ factors and point to rich CFT duals and potential extensions to broader orbifold families.

Abstract

We construct and study the supersymmetry properties of the weighted projective spaces $\mathbb{WCP}^2$ and $\mathbb{WCP}^3$. These are topologically $\mathbb{CP}^n$ with $n+1$ orbifold singularities and as such are higher dimensional analogues of the ``spindle'' or $\mathbb{WCP}^1$. We use these to construct interesting supersymmetric orbifolds of canonical near horizon geometries of relevance to the AdS/CFT correspondence. Interestingly, for certain tunings of their integer weights, and unlike the spindle, round $\mathbb{WCP}^{2}$ and $\mathbb{WCP}^{3}$ are compatible with supersymmetry beyond the realm of gauged supergravity. This allows one to construct interesting supersymmetric solutions in type II supergravity such as AdS$_5\times\mathbb{WCP}^{2}\times\text{S}^1$ and AdS$_4\times \mathbb{WCP}^3$ via duality. We also leverage our results to construct a supersymmetric AdS$_3$ solution containing a topological $\mathbb{T}^{(1,1)}$ space with 4 orbifold singularities.

Supersymmetric $\mathbb{WCP}^n$, AdS near horizons and orbifolds

TL;DR

This work constructs and analyzes supersymmetric orbifolds built from weighted projective spaces and , realized as U(1) orbifold bundles over odd spheres and explored via two parametrisations of . The authors establish precise conditions under which these orbifolds preserve portions of supersymmetry, including when KK reductions to round are possible, and they show that for certain weight tunings SUSY persists beyond gauged supergravity. They then generate a variety of AdS near-horizon orbifolds of canonical brane geometries (D3, D1-D5, M2, M5) and, using string dualities, obtain AdS solutions with round factors such as AdS, AdS, and AdS, with SUSY determined by weight choices. The paper also constructs an AdS solution featuring a topological orbifold, including IIA realizations and central charge computations, highlighting how orbifold data control holographic characteristics. Overall, the results provide a versatile framework for AdS/CFT constructions incorporating factors and point to rich CFT duals and potential extensions to broader orbifold families.

Abstract

We construct and study the supersymmetry properties of the weighted projective spaces and . These are topologically with orbifold singularities and as such are higher dimensional analogues of the ``spindle'' or . We use these to construct interesting supersymmetric orbifolds of canonical near horizon geometries of relevance to the AdS/CFT correspondence. Interestingly, for certain tunings of their integer weights, and unlike the spindle, round and are compatible with supersymmetry beyond the realm of gauged supergravity. This allows one to construct interesting supersymmetric solutions in type II supergravity such as AdS and AdS via duality. We also leverage our results to construct a supersymmetric AdS solution containing a topological space with 4 orbifold singularities.

Paper Structure

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