How statement and proof provenance work
The first chip identifies the source of the statement or construction; the second identifies the source of its local proof or verification.
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Heterotic And Type I Tree Weight Ratios
A symbolic evaluation of the adopted heterotic and Type-I tree-level dilaton multipliers. It is not a solution of either theory, a comparison of fully normalized action coefficients, or evidence for S-duality.
Example
For the adopted branch weights, set the heterotic dilaton value to and the Type-I dilaton value to . The heterotic closed gravity/dilaton and gauge multipliers are both . The Type-I closed gravity/dilaton multiplier is and its open-string gauge multiplier is , so the Type-I open-string gauge multiplier divided by the Type-I closed gravity/dilaton multiplier is . The two field values are evaluated independently; this does not identify heterotic and Type-I dilatons or compare their fully normalized actions.
Statement references
Facts & Assumptions
Given: Evaluate only the positive dimensionless multiplier functions at and .
Heterotic Type I Ten Dimensional N1 Supergravity Action: the heterotic closed and gauge multipliers are ; the Type-I closed multiplier is and the Type-I open gauge multiplier is . The postulate treats the branches separately and does not fix common action coefficients.
Verification
Substituting into both heterotic multiplier functions gives , so their ratio is .
Substituting gives the Type-I closed multiplier and open gauge multiplier .
Since , the Type-I open-string gauge multiplier divided by the Type-I closed gravity/dilaton multiplier is . These are only dilaton multipliers; the calculation makes no statement about unlisted coefficients or a duality map.