2011
DOI: 10.1007/jhep03(2011)099
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Ground states of S-duality twisted N = 4 super Yang-Mills theory

Abstract: We study the low-energy limit of a compactification of N = 4 U(n) super YangMills theory on S 1 with boundary conditions modified by an S-duality and R-symmetry twist. This theory has N = 6 supersymmetry in 2+1D. We analyze the T 2 compactification of this 2+1D theory by identifying a dual weakly coupled type-IIA background. The Hilbert space of normalizable ground states is finite-dimensional and appears to exhibit a rich structure of sectors. We identify most of them with Hilbert spaces of Chern-Simons theor… Show more

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“…From this perspective we recover the fact that the quotient is only well defined for the values of τ and k that we found in field theory (see 4 This kind of quotient was previously discussed in [5] (see also [10] for a similar construction in the case of compactification on a circle). 5 The F-theory limit consists of three steps: first reduce along one of the circles in the torus which gives Type IIA with N D2 branes on R 1,2 × C 3 × S 1 T , second T-dualize along the remaining circle arriving at Type IIB with N D3 branes on R 1,2 ×S 1 T × C 3 .…”
Section: String Theory Embeddingsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…From this perspective we recover the fact that the quotient is only well defined for the values of τ and k that we found in field theory (see 4 This kind of quotient was previously discussed in [5] (see also [10] for a similar construction in the case of compactification on a circle). 5 The F-theory limit consists of three steps: first reduce along one of the circles in the torus which gives Type IIA with N D2 branes on R 1,2 × C 3 × S 1 T , second T-dualize along the remaining circle arriving at Type IIB with N D3 branes on R 1,2 ×S 1 T × C 3 .…”
Section: String Theory Embeddingsupporting
confidence: 77%
“…The authors thank Nati Seiberg for useful comments on a draft of this Letter. Y. T. also thanks Yu Nakayama for pointing out the relevance of papers by Ganor and collaborators [3][4][5][6]…”
Section: Acknowledgmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We find that (3.11) is also valid in this case. Then, (2.19) implies 16) and (2.20) with µ = i = 2, 3 can be written as…”
Section: From (223) We Obtain the Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We thank Takahiro Nishinaka, Shuichi Yokoyama and Ki-Myeong Lee for discussion. We appreciate useful discussions during the workshops "Geometry, Duality and Strings" YITP-X- 16…”
Section: Acknowledgementsmentioning
confidence: 99%