{"title": "Supplementary material from \"Aether, dark energy and string compactifications\"", "issued": {"date-parts": [["2025", "11", "17"]]}, "abstract": "{'The nineteenth-century aether died with special relativity but was resurrected by general relativity in the form of dark energy; a tensile material with tension equal to its energy density. Such a material is provided by the D-branes of string-theory; these can support the fields of supersymmetric particle-physics, although their energy density is cancelled by orientifold singularities upon compactification. Dark energy can still arise from supersymmetry-breaking anti-D-branes but it is probably time-dependent. Recent results on time-dependent compactifications to an FLRW universe with late-time accelerated expansion are reviewed.This article is part of the theme issue \u2018The future of mathematical cosmology, volume 2\u2019.'}", "author": [{"family": " Paul K. Townsend"}], "type": "dataset", "id": "openaire_12e2ba7a-baca-418a-aefb-ef4815eb158f", "URL": "https://service.tib.eu/vdataset/openaire_12e2ba7a-baca-418a-aefb-ef4815eb158f"}