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Testing Seiberg-Witten Solution

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arxiv hep-th/9801061 v1 pith:5NAFZERJ submitted 1998-01-12 hep-th

Testing Seiberg-Witten Solution

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We propose a few tests of Seiberg-Witten solutions of $\mathcal{N}=2$ supersymmetric gauge theories by the instanton calculus in twisted gauge theories. We re-examine the low-energy effective abelian theory in the presence of sources and present the formalism which makes duality transformations transparent and easily fixes all the contact terms in a broad class of theories. We also discuss ADHM integration and its relevance to the stated problems.

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