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Finalizing the proof of AGT relations with the help of the generalized Jack polynomials

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Original proofs of the AGT relations with the help of the Hubbard-Stratanovich duality of the modified Dotsenko-Fateev matrix model did not work for beta different from one, because Nekrasov functions were not properly reproduced by Selberg-Kadell integrals of Jack polynomials. We demonstrate that if the generalized Jack polynomials, depending on the N-ples of Young diagrams from the very beginning, are used instead of the N-linear combinations of ordinary Jacks, this resolves the problem. Such polynomials naturally arise as special elements in the equivariant cohomologies of the GL(N)-instanton moduli spaces, and this also establishes connection to alternative ABBFLT approach to the AGT relations, studying the action of chiral algebras on the instanton moduli spaces. In this paper we describe a complete proof of AGT in the simple case of GL(2) (N=2) Yang-Mills theory, i.e. the 4-point spherical conformal block of the Virasoro algebra.

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Equivariant Interpolations in Topological Holography

hep-th · 2026-06-23 · unverdicted · novelty 5.0

Proposes solvable interpolations between small and large equivariant parameter regimes in Gromov-Witten theory on P1 as analogue for AdS3/CFT2 transitions, plus string theory embedding of P1 x C2 correspondence and Jack polynomial analysis of scaling limit.

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    Proposes solvable interpolations between small and large equivariant parameter regimes in Gromov-Witten theory on P1 as analogue for AdS3/CFT2 transitions, plus string theory embedding of P1 x C2 correspondence and Jack polynomial analysis of scaling limit.