conformal duals of gauged MN models
arXiv:2003.01843 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2020)176
Abstract
We suggest three new conformal dual pairs. First, we argue that the Minahan-Nemeschansky (MN) theory with a subgroup of the global symmetry conformally gauged with an vector multiplet and certain additional chiral multiplet matter resides at some cusp of the conformal manifold of an quiver gauge theory. Second, we argue that the MN theory with an subgroup of the global symmetry conformally gauged with an vector multiplet and certain additional chiral multiplet matter resides at some cusp of the conformal manifold of a conformal gauge theory. Finally, we claim that the MN theory with a subgroup of the global symmetry conformally gauged with an vector multiplet and certain additional chiral multiplet matter resides at some cusp of the conformal manifold of an conformal gauge theory. We argue for the dualities using a variety of non-perturbative techniques including anomaly and index computations. The dualities can be viewed as analogues of Argyres-Seiberg/Argyres-Wittig duals of the MN models. We also briefly comment on an version of the Schur limit of the superconformal index.
23 pages, two figures
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