Phases of $\mathcal{N}=1$ Quivers in $2+1$ Dimensions

Abstract

We consider the IR phases of two-node quiver theories with $\mathcal{N}=1$ supersymmetry in $d=2+1$ dimensions. It turns out that the discussion splits into two main cases, depending on whether the Chern-Simons levels associated with two nodes have the same sign, or the opposite signs, with the latter case being more non-trivial. The determination of the phase diagrams allows us to conjecture certain infrared dualities involving either two quiver theories, or a quiver and adjoint QCD. We also provide a short discussion of quivers possessing time reversal symmetry.

35 pages, 3 appendices, revised version for publication in JHEP

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