2018
DOI: 10.1007/jhep10(2018)163
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Curious patterns of IR symmetry enhancement

Abstract: We study several cases of IR enhancements of global symmetry in four dimensions. In particular, we consider a sequence of Spin(n + 4) supersymmetric gauge theories (8 ≥ n ≥ 1) with n vectors and spinor matter with 32 components. We show that the subgroup of the flavor symmetry of these theories rotating the matter in the spinor representations in the UV, when proper gauge singlet fields are added, enhances to the commutant of SU (2) in E 9−n . We discuss several other interesting cases of enhanced symmetries a… Show more

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“…Now that we have found the 6d theories, we conjecture that the combined effect of compactifying them on a torus with fluxes and adding an appropriate relevant deformation yields the expected 4d theories in which the SU (2n) part of the 6d global symmetry is broken to SU (n) 2 × U (1) (and in the n = 2 case one of the SU (2)s is further broken to U (1)) and the E 9−n part is broken to the commutant of SU (2) in it. This procedure is demonstrated explicitly in [4] for the n = 1 and n = 2 cases of the Spin(n + 4) sequence and provides the desired 6d construction for the observed symmetry enhancement pattern.…”
Section: Gauge Groupmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Now that we have found the 6d theories, we conjecture that the combined effect of compactifying them on a torus with fluxes and adding an appropriate relevant deformation yields the expected 4d theories in which the SU (2n) part of the 6d global symmetry is broken to SU (n) 2 × U (1) (and in the n = 2 case one of the SU (2)s is further broken to U (1)) and the E 9−n part is broken to the commutant of SU (2) in it. This procedure is demonstrated explicitly in [4] for the n = 1 and n = 2 cases of the Spin(n + 4) sequence and provides the desired 6d construction for the observed symmetry enhancement pattern.…”
Section: Gauge Groupmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The symmetry enhancement observed in each of the models above is as follows [4], 5 Throughout this note, gauge and global symmetry indices will be suppressed in the superpotentials.…”
Section: Symmetry Enhancement In Spin(n+4) Models and Compactificatiomentioning
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“…We are grateful to Gabi Zafrir for suggesting this connection 16. Minimal punctures of a different sign in notations of[4].…”
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