Supersymmetric Gauge Theory with Space-time Dependent Couplings
arXiv:1710.09792 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptx181
Abstract
We study deformations of supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory with couplings and masses depending on space-time. The conditions to preserve part of the supersymmetry are derived and a lot of solutions of these conditions are found. The main example is the case with symmetry, in which couplings, as well as masses and the theta parameter, can depend on two spatial coordinates. In the case is enhanced to , it reproduces the supersymmetric Janus configuration found by Gaiotto and Witten. When is enhanced to , it agrees with the world-volume theory of D3-branes embedded in F-theory (a background with 7-branes in type IIB string theory). We also find the general solution of the supersymmetry conditions for the cases with symmetry. The cases with time dependent couplings and/or masses are also considered.
48 pages, v2: minor corrections
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