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We construct anomaly-free nonsupersymmetric large N gauge theories from orientifolds of type IIB on C³/Γ orbifolds. In particular, massless as well as tachyonic one-loop tadpoles are canceled in these models. This is achieved by starting with N=1,2 supersymmetric orientifolds with a well defined world-sheet description and including discrete torsion (which breaks supersymmetry) in the orbifold action. In this way we obtain nontrivial nonchiral as well as anomaly-free chiral large N gauge theories. We point out certain subtleties arising in the chiral cases. Subject to certain assumptions, these theories are shown to have the property that computation of any M-point correlation function in these theories reduces to the corresponding computation in the parent N=4 oriented theory. This generalizes the analogous results recently obtained in supersymmetric large N gauge theories from orientifolds, as well as in (non)supersymmetric large N gauge theories without orientifold planes.
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