ScalingStacks

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Remark 5.7. For m<nm<n, in the non-generic regions corresponding to lower dimensional faces of S​k​(X)Sk(X), the NA MA solution is expected to lose information about the metric. One expects instead that Ooguri-Vafa type metrics constructed using the generalised Gibbons-Hawking ansatz become important [25][42][31]. It would in particular be very interesting to understand the next generic behaviour, namely how the transition across (m−1)(m-1)-dimensional faces of S​k​(X)Sk(X) occurs in general.

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