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The flat complex three-torus O3 orientifold

Physical scope

Geometric illustration of the O3/O7 parity projection on the flat broad-Calabi–Yau three-torus. It is not a strict-SU(3)-holonomy compactification, a sourced ten-dimensional solution, or evidence of tadpole cancellation, flux consistency, or moduli stabilization.

Example

Let E=C/(Z+iZ), X=E3, and let σ([z1,z2,z3])=[−z1,−z2,−z3]. Equip X with J=∑j=13dxj∧dyj and Ω=dz1∧dz2∧dz3. Under the Type IIB O3/O7 quotient convention of def-cmp-type-iib-o3-o7-orientifold-data, this is an O3 projection: Fix⁡(σ) consists of 64 isolated points, h+1,1=9, h−1,1=0, h+2,1=0, and h−2,1=9. Therefore this example has no odd harmonic two-form modes ba,ca in the projected closed-string sector. It illustrates the geometric parity data only; it does not assert a consistent sourced string background or a four-dimensional vacuum.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: E=C/(Z+iZ), X=E3, the negation involution σ, its descended flat Kähler form and holomorphic three-form, and the adopted O3/O7 quotient convention.

[F1]

Flat complex three-torus O3/O7 parity data proves that σ has 64 isolated fixed points and acts on Hp,q(X) by (−1)p+q, with hp,q=(3p)(3q).

[F2]

Type IIB Calabi–Yau orientifold data with O3/O7 fixed loci identifies isolated complex fixed loci with O3-plane loci for the stated spacetime-filling Type IIB orientifold convention; source charges and their cancellation are separate inputs.

Proof

technique · substitution into the torus parity calculation and the orientifold fixed-locus convention

Given: The flat torus and involution in the Statement.

1.1F1F2given

The stated J and Ω are the forms from the torus supplier. Its proof verifies that negation is holomorphic and isometric, preserves J, sends Ω to −Ω, and has exactly 43=64 fixed points, all with zero-dimensional fixed components. Applying [F2] classifies those loci as O3-plane loci and gives no O7-plane locus.

2.1F1F2step 1.1algebra∎

Since p+q is even for (p,q)=(1,1) and odd for (2,1), [F1] gives h+1,1=(31)(31)=9, h−1,1=0, h+2,1=0, and h−2,1=(32)(31)=9. The O3/O7 field projection retains the odd real harmonic two-forms. By [F1], negation acts by (−1)p+q=+1 on every harmonic bidegree with p+q=2, including (2,0) and (0,2) as well as (1,1). Thus the entire odd real harmonic two-form space vanishes, and no internal B2,C2 modes, in particular no ba,ca modes, survive. This count is a geometric projection statement, not a tadpole or solution check.

Remarks

The torus has trivial holonomy, so it is an example under the broad Calabi–Yau convention and must not be used to infer the strict-SU(3)-holonomy spectrum. The 64 fixed points identify geometric O3 loci only; localized charges, D-brane content, flux, tadpole cancellation, and backreaction are not specified.

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