2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2109.10941
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Interfaces and Quantum Algebras, I: Stable Envelopes

Abstract: The stable envelopes of Okounkov et al. realize some representations of quantum algebras associated to quivers, using geometry. We relate these geometric considerations to quantum field theory. The main ingredients are the supersymmetric interfaces in gauge theories with four supercharges, relation of supersymmetric vacua to generalized cohomology theories, and Berry connections. We mainly consider softly broken compactified three dimensional N = 4 theories. The companion papers will discuss applications of th… Show more

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“…These different brane webs are different phases (chambers) of 3d theories. Notice that some mass parameters between two chambers have opposite signs, which is similar to the interface discussed in [55,62,63].…”
Section: Real Mass Deformationssupporting
confidence: 62%
“…These different brane webs are different phases (chambers) of 3d theories. Notice that some mass parameters between two chambers have opposite signs, which is similar to the interface discussed in [55,62,63].…”
Section: Real Mass Deformationssupporting
confidence: 62%
“…Note added: in the process of completing this project we became aware of related ongoing work of Mykola Dedushenko and Nikita Nekrasov [22], and we are grateful to them for agreeing to coordinate the release.…”
Section: Enriched Neumannmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OPE's of line defects have also played an important role in the geometric Langlands program [64]. Recently there have been some investigations into the "operator product expansions" of surface defects [115] and interfaces [305], finding interesting relations to homotopy algebra and infinite-dimensional quantum algebras. It seems clear that there is a rich mathematical structure to be discovered here.…”
Section: Defectsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The whole structure resembles a Lie algebra, or its Yangian, or quantum, deformation, as seen in the context of gauge theories with (4,4) supersymmetry in two dimensions. For the recent progress see [305]. These developments are partly based on the mathematical discoveries in [337,338].…”
Section: Defectsmentioning
confidence: 99%