Wilson loops and free energies in SYM: exact results, exponential asymptotics and duality
arXiv:1804.10845 · doi:10.1093/ptep/ptz036
Abstract
We show that supersymmetric gauge theories on with massive fundamental hypermultiplets and with a Fayet-Iliopoulos (FI) term are solvable in terms of generalized Selberg integrals. Finite expressions for the partition function and Wilson loop in arbitrary representations are given. We obtain explicit analytical expressions for Wilson loops with symmetric, antisymmetric, rectangular and hook representations, in terms of Gamma functions of complex argument. The free energy for orthogonal and symplectic gauge group is also given. The asymptotic expansion of the free energy is also presented, including a discussion of the appearance of exponentially small contributions. Duality checks of the analytical expressions for the partition functions are also carried out explicitly.
17 pages, v2: Section on asymptotics revised; two typos corrected
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