1998
DOI: 10.4310/atmp.1998.v2.n1.a3
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New “gauge” theories in six dimensions

Abstract: More general constructions are given of six-dimensional theories that look at low energy like six-dimensional super Yang-Mills theory. The constructions start with either parallel fivebranes in Type IIB, or M-theory on (C 2 x § 1 )/r for T a suitable finite group. Via these constructions, one can obtain six-dimensional theories with any simple gauge group, and SU(r) theories with any rational theta angle. A matrix construction of these theories is also possible.

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“…The result is hence an SU (N ) gauge theory on S 3 /Z p for each q. This is similar to an observation of Witten for M -theory on similar quotients of R 4 × S 1 [69].…”
Section: Open-closed Dualitysupporting
confidence: 84%
“…The result is hence an SU (N ) gauge theory on S 3 /Z p for each q. This is similar to an observation of Witten for M -theory on similar quotients of R 4 × S 1 [69].…”
Section: Open-closed Dualitysupporting
confidence: 84%
“…It would be nice to confirm the string computation from the viewpoint of the six-dimensional field theory. For this purpose, it could be useful to work with the matrix theory formulation which was proposed in [12].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clearly, the low energy interactions dominated by the F 2 term cannot distinguish the different (p, q) theories with the same low-energy gauge group. However, it was argued in [12] that the theta term in (2.1), which is a consequence of π 5 (SU(s)) = Z, s > 2, is an observable that distinguishes the low-energy gauge theories. Our aim is to gain some information on the spectrum of these theories.…”
Section: Field Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The background (2.1) will then provide the supergravity description of "New" six-dimensional gauge theory [37] (see also [38]). The supergravity description of new gauge theory has been studied in [39].…”
Section: Jhep09(2002)031mentioning
confidence: 99%