6D SCFTs, 4D SCFTs, Conformal Matter, and Spin Chains
arXiv:2007.07262 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2021.115401
Abstract
Recent work has established a uniform characterization of most 6D SCFTs in terms of generalized quivers with conformal matter. Compactification of the partial tensor branch deformation of these theories on a leads to 4D SCFTs which are also generalized quivers. Taking products of bifundamental conformal matter operators, we present evidence that there are large R-charge sectors of the theory in which operator mixing is captured by a 1D spin chain Hamiltonian with operator scaling dimensions controlled by a perturbation series in inverse powers of the R-charge. We regulate the inherent divergences present in the 6D computations with the associated 5D Kaluza--Klein theory. In the case of 6D SCFTs obtained from M5-branes probing a singularity, we show that there is a class of operators where the leading order mixing effects are captured by the integrable Heisenberg spin chain with open boundary conditions, and similar considerations hold for its reduction to a 4D SCFT. In the case of M5-branes probing more general D- and E-type singularities where generalized quivers have conformal matter, we argue that similar mixing effects are captured by an integrable spin chain with . We also briefly discuss some generalizations to other operator sectors as well as little string theories.
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