Constructs a family of non-relativistic limits of 4d MSYM via brane setups that organize into a 3D moduli space with nontrivial topology where PSL(2,Z) dualities act more complexly than in the relativistic theory, establishing Abelian duality by path integral and supporting non-Abelian case via spec
Revisiting the Symmetries of Galilean Electrodynamics
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We determine the symmetries of four different theories: I) Galilean Electrodynamics (GED), II) GED coupled to 5 free static scalar fields, III) Galilean Yang-Mills (GYM), and IV) GYM coupled to 5 interacting scalar fields. We correct some old results in the literature, by finding that the symmetries of GED in a spacetime of generic dimension $d+1$ is always infinite dimensional, and in $3+1$ they correspond to the conformal Milne algebra extended by a spatial dilatation generator, which we call $D_x$. Finally, we comment on how these results fit into the framework of the non-relativistic AdS$_5$/CFT$_4$ correspondence.
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The electric and magnetic nonrelativistic limits of Maxwell's equations with sources are invariant under the ℓ-conformal Galilei group for any half-integer ℓ, and this symmetry permits unphysical accelerating solutions.
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Non-relativistic limits of $\mathcal N=4$ supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory and S-duality
Constructs a family of non-relativistic limits of 4d MSYM via brane setups that organize into a 3D moduli space with nontrivial topology where PSL(2,Z) dualities act more complexly than in the relativistic theory, establishing Abelian duality by path integral and supporting non-Abelian case via spec
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Remarks on Galilean electromagnetism
The electric and magnetic nonrelativistic limits of Maxwell's equations with sources are invariant under the ℓ-conformal Galilei group for any half-integer ℓ, and this symmetry permits unphysical accelerating solutions.