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The Toric Phases of the Y^{p,q} Quivers

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 23 Dec 2004

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The authors' main claim We construct all connected toric phases of the recently discovered $Y^{p,q}$ quivers and show their IR equivalence using Seiberg duality.

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CitationAmihay Hanany, Pavlos Kazakopoulos, Sergio Benvenuti. "The Toric Phases of the Y^{p,q} Quivers." arXiv:hep-th/0412279 (2004). https://pith.science/paper/CIL4KYA2
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We construct all connected toric phases of the recently discovered $Y^{p,q}$ quivers and show their IR equivalence using Seiberg duality. We also compute the R and global U(1) charges for a generic toric phase of $Y^{p,q}$.

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We construct all connected toric phases of the recently discovered $Y^{p,q}$ quivers and show their IR equivalence using Seiberg duality. We also compute the R and global U(1) charges for a generic toric phase of $Y^{p,q}$.

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  • We expect that the cascade will have similar qualitative features to the cascade for the $Y^p,q$ family [ref] and its supergravity dual [ref] .

    Brane Tilings and Non-Commutative Geometry · Introduction · 0.80

  • Of course, one may always add regular branes until all ranks are positive.[It is worth noting that this procedure is closely related to the algorithm for constructing fractional brane rank assignments introduced in [ref] , in which the difference in the ranks between two nodes in the quiver is proportional to the baryonic $U(1)$ charge of the bifundamental field connecting them, with one independent vector for each baryonic $U(1)$.

    Dimers, Orientifolds and Anomalies · Anomalies and Zig-Zag Paths · 0.89

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