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Atomic Higgsings of 6D SCFTs

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arxiv 2409.17224 v2 pith:MJEIR7HH submitted 2024-09-25 hep-th

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In this paper, we study the full Higgs branch Hasse diagram for any given 6d $\mathcal{N}=(1,0)$ SCFT constructed via F-theory. This can be done by a procedure of determining all the minimal Higgsings on the generalized quiver of the 6d SCFT. We call this procedure the atomic Higgsing, which can be implemented iteratively. We present our general algorithms with many concrete examples of Hasse diagrams. We also compare our algorithm with the Higgsings determined by the 3d $\mathcal{N} = 4$ magnetic quivers. For the cases where the magnetic quivers are unitary, we can reproduce the full Hasse diagrams. We also construct the orthosymplectic magnetic quivers from the Type IIA brane systems for some new examples. Our approach, based on F-theory, applies to the known and new orthosymplectic cases, as well as theories that do not have known descriptions in terms of magnetic quivers. We expect our geometry-based approach to help extend the horizon of the RG flows of the 6d SCFTs.

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  1. Atomic Higgsings of 6D SCFTs II: Induced Flows

    hep-th 2025-01 conditional novelty 6.0 of 10

    For 6d SCFTs, atomic endpoint-changing Higgsings (induced flows) are identified with induced nilpotent orbits, and an analogous induction of discrete E8 homomorphisms is physically defined for orbi-instanton theories.

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