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arxiv hep-th/0311066 v4 pith:RGTD5ZAN submitted 2003-11-07 hep-th

An Introduction to Supersymmetric Gauge Theories and Matrix Models

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We give an introduction to the recently established connection between supersymmetric gauge theories and matrix models. We begin by reviewing previous material that is required in order to follow the latest developments. This includes the superfield formulation of gauge theories, holomorphy, the chiral ring, the Konishi anomaly and the large N limit. We then present both the diagrammatic proof of the connection and the one based on the anomaly. Our discussion is entirely field theoretical and self contained.

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