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Five-brane webs, Higgs branches and unitary/orthosymplectic magnetic quivers

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arxiv 2008.01027 v2 pith:4ETGYC3L submitted 2020-08-03 hep-th

Five-brane webs, Higgs branches and unitary/orthosymplectic magnetic quivers

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We study the Higgs branch of 5d superconformal theories engineered from brane webs with orientifold five-planes. We propose a generalization of the rules to derive magnetic quivers from brane webs pioneered in arXiv:2004.04082, by analyzing theories that can be described with a brane web with and without O5 planes. Our proposed magnetic quivers include novel features, such as hypermultiplets transforming in the fundamental-fundamental representation of two gauge nodes, antisymmetric matter, and $\mathbb{Z}_2$ gauge nodes. We test our results by computing the Coulomb and Higgs branch Hilbert series of the magnetic quivers obtained from the two distinct constructions and find agreement in all cases.

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