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$USp(2N_c)$ SQCD$_3$ with antisymmetric: dualities and symmetry enhancements

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arxiv 1809.03796 v2 pith:4U7ZGDQG submitted 2018-09-11 hep-th

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We study various aspects of the 4d/3d reduction of $\mathcal{N}=1$ dualities involving $USp(2N_c)$ gauge theories with $2N_f$ fundamentals and one antisymmetric. We discuss the non-trivial role played by the monopole superpotentials in the reduction and obtain new 3d dualities for models with both symplectic and unitary gauge groups. For $N_f=4$ we observe interesting webs of dualities and symmetry enhancements, recovering and extending some results already appeared in the literature.

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