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Generalized ADHM equations from marginal deformations in open superstring field theory

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 1 Oct 2019

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The authors' main claim Working within the framework of both the $A_\infty$ and the Berkovits open superstring field theory, we derive a necessary and sufficient condition for a Neveu-Schwarz marginal deformation to be exact up to third order in the deformation parameter.

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CitationJakub Vo\v{s}mera. "Generalized ADHM equations from marginal deformations in open superstring field theory." arXiv:1910.00538 (2019). https://pith.science/paper/XY7CEXZL
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Working within the framework of both the $A_\infty$ and the Berkovits open superstring field theory, we derive a necessary and sufficient condition for a Neveu-Schwarz marginal deformation to be exact up to third order in the deformation parameter. For a specific class of backgrounds, we find that this condition localizes on the boundary of the worldsheet moduli space, thus providing a very simple computational prescription for recovering algebraic constraints (generalized ADHM equations) which need to be satisfied by the moduli. Applying our results to the $\mathrm{D(-1)/D3}$ system, we confirm up to third order that blowing up the size of the D-instanton inside the D3 brane worldvolume is an exact modulus of the full string theory. We also discuss examples of more complicated backgrounds, such as instantons on unresolved ALE spaces, as well as the spiked instantons.

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s0 Working within the framework of both the $A_\infty$ and the Berkovits open superstring field theory, we derive a necessary and sufficient condition for a Neveu-Schwarz marginal deformation to be exact up to third order in the deformation parameter. contribution 0.61 0.96 0.33 asserted 1.00
s1 For a specific class of backgrounds, we find that this condition localizes on the boundary of the worldsheet moduli space, thus providing a very simple computational prescription for recovering algebraic constraints (generalized ADHM equations) which need to be satisfied by the moduli. result 0.81 0.95 0.29 asserted 1.00
s2 Applying our results to the $\mathrm{D(-1)/D3}$ system, we confirm up to third order that blowing up the size of the D-instanton inside the D3 brane worldvolume is an exact modulus of the full string theory. result 0.99 0.94 0.33 asserted 1.00
s3 We also discuss examples of more complicated backgrounds, such as instantons on unresolved ALE spaces, as well as the spiked instantons. contribution 0.95 0.75 0.04 asserted 0.64

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Working within the framework of both the $A_\infty$ and the Berkovits open superstring field theory, we derive a necessary and sufficient condition for a Neveu-Schwarz marginal deformation to be exact up to third order in the deformation parameter. For a specific class of backgrounds, we find that this condition localizes on the boundary of the worldsheet moduli space, thus providing a very simple computational prescription for recovering algebraic constraints (generalized ADHM equations) which need to be satisfied by the moduli. Applying our results to the $\mathrm{D(-1)/D3}$ system, we confirm up to third order that blowing up the size of the D-instanton inside the D3 brane worldvolume is an exact modulus of the full string theory. We also discuss examples of more complicated backgrounds, such as instantons on unresolved ALE spaces, as well as the spiked instantons.

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  • As we have hinted at above, the core of the first two methods will be the recipe of [ref] , that is, we will assume that we can decompose the string fields $Ψ_1$ and $e$ into eigenstates of the $R$-current $J$ of an $𝒩=2$ worldsheet superconformal algebra ${T,J,G^±}$ with $R$-charge $±1$.

    Localization of effective actions in open superstring field theory · Evaluation of the obstruction · 0.99

  • As we have hinted at above, the core of the first two methods will be the recipe of [ref] , that is, we will assume that we can decompose the string fields $Ψ_1$ and $e$ into eigenstates of the $R$-current $J$ of an $𝒩=2$ worldsheet superconformal algebra ${T,J,G^±}$ with $R$-charge $±1$.

    Supersymmetry Restoration in Superstring Perturbation Theory · Evaluation of the obstruction · 0.99

  • As we have hinted at above, the core of the first two methods will be the recipe of [ref] , that is, we will assume that we can decompose the string fields $Ψ_1$ and $e$ into eigenstates of the $R$-current $J$ of an $𝒩=2$ worldsheet superconformal algebra ${T,J,G^±}$ with $R$-charge $±1$.

    Localization of effective actions in open superstring field theory: small Hilbert space · Evaluation of the obstruction · 0.99

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  • In this paper we will focus on the NS sector of the $A_∞$ open superstring field theory [ref] and the Berkovits (WZW-like) open superstring field theory [ref] .

    Super-Poincare Invariant Superstring Field Theory · Introduction and summary · 0.84

  • In this paper we will focus on the NS sector of the $A_∞$ open superstring field theory [ref] and the Berkovits (WZW-like) open superstring field theory [ref] .

    Resolving Witten's Superstring Field Theory · Introduction and summary · 0.84

  • It is a widely accepted conjecture that classical solutions of open superstring field theory[Over the past three decades, several constructions of open superstring field theory in both NS and R sector appeared in the literature (see [ref] , as well as [ref] for some recent developments).

    Open superstring field theory I: gauge fixing, ghost structure, and propagator · Introduction and summary · 1.00

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