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Volume of Moduli Space of Vortex Equations and Localization

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 11 May 2011

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The authors' main claim We apply this technique to Abelian (ANO) vortex and show that the volume of moduli space agrees with the previous results obtained by integrating over the moduli space metric.

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CitationAkiko Miyake, Kazutoshi Ohta, Norisuke Sakai. "Volume of Moduli Space of Vortex Equations and Localization." arXiv:1105.2087 (2011). https://pith.science/paper/THMYS4EE
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We evaluate volume of moduli space of BPS vortices on a compact Riemann surface by using topological field theory and localization technique developed by Moore, Nekrasov and Shatashvili. We apply this technique to Abelian (ANO) vortex and show that the volume of moduli space agrees with the previous results obtained by integrating over the moduli space metric. We extend the evaluation to non-Abelian gauge groups and multi-flavors. We also compare our results with the volume of the Kahler quotient space inspired by the brane configuration.

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We evaluate volume of moduli space of BPS vortices on a compact Riemann surface by using topological field theory and localization technique developed by Moore, Nekrasov and Shatashvili. We apply this technique to Abelian (ANO) vortex and show that the volume of moduli space agrees with the previous results obtained by integrating over the moduli space metric. We extend the evaluation to non-Abelian gauge groups and multi-flavors. We also compare our results with the volume of the Kahler quotient space inspired by the brane configuration.

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  • [ref] The $Ω$-background deforms the BRST transformations as [ Q_Z = iλ, Q_λ= -[Φ,Z]-Z,; Q_Z^†= -iλ^†, Q_λ^†= [Φ,Z^†]-Z^†,; Q_I = iψ_I, Q_ψ_I = ΦI-IM,; Q_I^†= -iψ_I^†, Q_ψ_I^†= I^†Φ- MI^†,; Q_J = iψ_J, Q_ψ_J = J Φ- M̃J+J,; Q_J^†= -iψ_J^†, Q_ψ_J^†= ΦJ^†- J^†M̃+J^†,; Q_Φ= 0, ; ] where $$ is a parameter of the $Ω$-background.

    Integrating Over Higgs Branches · Comparison with Hanany-Tong Moduli Space · 0.82

  • [ref] The $Ω$-background deforms the BRST transformations as [ Q_Z = iλ, Q_λ= -[Φ,Z]-Z,; Q_Z^†= -iλ^†, Q_λ^†= [Φ,Z^†]-Z^†,; Q_I = iψ_I, Q_ψ_I = ΦI-IM,; Q_I^†= -iψ_I^†, Q_ψ_I^†= I^†Φ- MI^†,; Q_J = iψ_J, Q_ψ_J = J Φ- M̃J+J,; Q_J^†= -iψ_J^†, Q_ψ_J^†= ΦJ^†- J^†M̃+J^†,; Q_Φ= 0, ; ] where $$ is a parameter of the $Ω$-background.

    Seiberg-Witten Prepotential From Instanton Counting · Comparison with Hanany-Tong Moduli Space · 0.82

  • To evaluate the integral, it is useful to introduce the “character” [ref]

    Multi-Instanton Calculus and Equivariant Cohomology · Comparison with Hanany-Tong Moduli Space · 0.94

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  • We can compare our result to the previous result of the volume of the moduli space obtained from the moduli space metric by Manton and Nasir [ref] (_k) =π^k ∑_j=0^min(h,k) (4π)^j (g^2cA- 4πk )^k-j h!/j!(k-j)!(h-j)!.

    Volume of Vortex Moduli Spaces · ANO vortices ($N_f=N_c=1$) · 1.00

  • For the ANO vortices ($N_c=N_f=1$) where volumes were obtained from the metric before [ref] , we find that our results by the localization technique completely agree with the previous results for any topology of the Riemann surface.

    Thermodynamics of Vortices in the Plane · Introduction · 1.00

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  • Most of the previous works [ref] based on effective Lagrangian considered Abelian gauge theory with single charged scalar field at the critical coupling, allowing the BPS vortices.

    Volume of Vortex Moduli Spaces · Introduction · 0.92

  • Most of the previous works [ref] based on effective Lagrangian considered Abelian gauge theory with single charged scalar field at the critical coupling, allowing the BPS vortices.

    Vortices and Flat Connections · Introduction · 0.92

  • Most of the previous works [ref] based on effective Lagrangian considered Abelian gauge theory with single charged scalar field at the critical coupling, allowing the BPS vortices.

    The K\"ahler Potential of Abelian Higgs Vortices · Introduction · 0.92

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