On Three-Dimensional Mirror Symmetry
arXiv:1109.0407 · doi:10.1007/JHEP04(2012)051
Abstract
Mirror Symmetry for a large class of three dimensional supersymmetric gauge theories has a natural explanation in terms of M-theory compactified on a product of spaces. A pair of such mirror duals can be described as two different deformations of the eleven-dimensional supergravity background , to which they flow in the deep IR. Using the classification of spaces, we present a neat way to catalogue dual quiver gauge theories that arise in this fashion. In addition to the well-known examples studied in \cite{Intriligator:1996ex}, \cite{deBoer:1996mp}, this procedure leads to new sets of dual theories. For a certain subset of dual theories which arise from the aforementioned M-theory background with an -type and a -type , we verify the duality explicitly by a computation of partition functions of the theories on , using localization techniques . We derive the relevant mirror map and discuss its agreement with predictions from the Type IIB brane construction for these theories.
50 pages, 12 figures; comments on the number of FI parameters added
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