Anomalous D-Brane Charge in F-Theory Compactifications
Bjorn Andreas, Gottfried Curio, Ruben Minasian
Abstract
Tadpole cancellation in F-theory on an elliptic Calabi-Yau fourfold X B3 demands some spacetime-filling three-branes (points in B3). If moved to the discriminant surface, which supports the gauge group, and dissolved into a finite size instanton, the second Chern class of the corresponding bundle E is expected to give a compensating contribution. However the dependence of D-brane charge on the geometry of W and on the embedding i: W B3 gives a correction to c2(E). We show how this is reconciled by considering the torsion sheaf i*E and discuss some integrality issues related to global properties of X as well as the moduli space of this object.
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