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Note on a duality of topological branes

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 6 Jan 2014

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The authors' main claim We show that these two descriptions are dual to each other through the Fourier transformation, and the brane partition function satisfies integrable equations in one and two dimensions.

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CitationTaro Kimura. "Note on a duality of topological branes." arXiv:1401.0956 (2014). https://pith.science/paper/5D677MD7
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We show a duality of branes in the topological B-model by inserting two kinds of the non-compact branes simultaneously. We explicitly derive the integral formula for the matrix model partition function describing this situation, which correspondingly includes both of the characteristic polynomial and the external source. We show that these two descriptions are dual to each other through the Fourier transformation, and the brane partition function satisfies integrable equations in one and two dimensions.

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We show a duality of branes in the topological B-model by inserting two kinds of the non-compact branes simultaneously. We explicitly derive the integral formula for the matrix model partition function describing this situation, which correspondingly includes both of the characteristic polynomial and the external source. We show that these two descriptions are dual to each other through the Fourier transformation, and the brane partition function satisfies integrable equations in one and two dimensions.

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  • We obtain a natural generalization of the results for the characteristic polynomial average with the source term [ref] and also the one-matrix polynomial ensemble [ref] .

    Characteristic Polynomials in Coupled Matrix Models · Polynomial ensemble · 0.98

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  • Although this equivalence has been already pointed out for the Gaussian matrix model, as in [ref] , we can see that this symmetry even holds with a generic matrix potential $W(x)$.

    Topological Strings and Integrable Hierarchies · Matrix integral formula · 0.89

  • We can extend the duality formula ([ref]) for the inverse characteristic polynomial [ref] [equation] In this case a bifundamental bosonic field plays a similar role to the fermionic field, which is used to represent the characteristic polynomial in the numerator.

    Duality in random matrix ensembles for all Beta · Bosonic formula · 0.98

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  • A brane is also introduced into the B-model, and its realization in terms of the matrix model was extensively investigated [ref] : There are seemingly two kinds of non-compact branes, which correspond to the characteristic polynomial and the external source in the matrix model.

    Topological Strings and Integrable Hierarchies · Introduction · 0.89

  • It is well known that the Riemann surface plays a crucial role in the topological B-model on Calabi–Yau threefolds, and this Riemann surface can be identified with the spectral curve appearing in the large $N$ limit of the matrix model [ref] .

    Matrix Models, Topological Strings, and Supersymmetric Gauge Theories · Introduction · 0.91

  • The exact low energy dynamics of $=2$ gauge theory, which is described by Seiberg–Witten theory, is solved by the world volume theory of D4-branes suspended between NS5-branes, and also an M5-brane, appearing in its M-theory lift [ref] .

    Solutions Of Four-Dimensional Field Theories Via M Theory · Discussion · 0.80

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