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Balanced B and D-type orthosymplectic quivers -- Magnetic quivers for product theories

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arxiv 2111.00026 v2 pith:SA44D3L2 submitted 2021-10-29 hep-th

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keywords quiversd-typeorthosymplecticbalancedmagneticb-typeplanesproduct
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We investigate orthosymplectic quivers that take the shape of D-type and B-type Dynkin diagrams. The D-type orthosymplectic quivers explored here contain a balanced "fork", i.e., a balanced subquiver with a D-type bifurcation, whereas the B-type orthosymplectic quivers are obtained by folding the D-type quivers. The Coulomb branches of these quivers are products of two moduli spaces. In the second part, the relevant orthosymplectic quivers are shown to emerge as magnetic quivers for brane configurations involving ON$^0$ planes. Notably, the appearance of ON$^0$ plane clarifies the product nature of the theories in question. The derivation leads to the analysis of magnetic quivers from branes systems with intersecting Op, O(p+2), and ON$^0$ planes.

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