Homological S-Duality in 4d N=2 QFTs
arXiv:1612.08065
Abstract
The -duality group of a 4d supersymmetric theory is identified with the group of triangle auto-equivalences of its cluster category modulo the subgroup acting trivially on the physical quantities. is a discrete group commensurable to a subgroup of the Siegel modular group ( being the dimension of the Coulomb branch). This identification reduces the determination of the -duality group of a given theory to a problem in homological algebra. In this paper we describe the techniques which make the computation straightforward for a large class of QFTs. The group is naturally presented as a generalized braid group. The -duality groups are often larger than expected. In some models the enhancement of -duality is quite spectacular. For instance, a QFT with a huge -duality group is the Lagrangian SCFT with gauge group and half-hypermultiplets in the bi- and tri-spinor representations. We focus on four families of examples: the SCFTs of the form , , and , as well as the asymptotically-free theories (which contain SQCD as a special case). For the models we confirm the presence of the -duality group predicted by Del Zotto, Vafa and Xie, but for most models in this class -duality gets enhanced to a much larger group.
arXiv comment102 pages, 12 figure, 6 tables
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