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We examine SL(2, Z) anomalies in ten and eight-dimensional supergravities, the induced local counterterms and their realization in string theory. Composite connections play an important role in the cancellation mechanism. At the same time their global properties lead to novel non-trivial consistency constraints on compactifications., Comment: 29 pages; Minor changes and clarifications. Version to apper in JHEP

We revisit the results of one loop string amplitude calculations for the Heterotic string theory compactified on a torus with or without Wilson lines. We give the complete elliptic genus and the harmonic part of the CP-even amplitude for the gauge groups $SO(32)$, $E_8 \times E_8$, $SO(16)^2$ and $SO(8)^4$., Comment: 30 pages

We revisit the results of one loop string amplitude calculations for the Heterotic string theory compactified on a torus with or without Wilson lines. We give the complete elliptic genus and the harmonic part of the CP-even amplitude for the gauge groups $SO(32)$, $E_8 \times E_8$, $SO(16)^2$ and $SO(8)^4$., Comment: 30 pages

We examine SL(2, Z) anomalies in ten and eight-dimensional supergravities, the induced local counterterms and their realization in string theory. Composite connections play an important role in the cancellation mechanism. At the same time their global properties lead to novel non-trivial consistency constraints on compactifications., Comment: 29 pages; Minor changes and clarifications. Version to apper in JHEP