Crossing Symmetry in Matter Chern-Simons Theories at finite and
arXiv:2210.07272 · doi:10.4310/ATMP.2023.v27.n1.a5
Abstract
We present a conjecture for the crossing symmetry rules for Chern-Simons gauge theories interacting with massive matter in dimensions. Our crossing rules are given in terms of the expectation values of particular tangles of Wilson lines, and reduce to the standard rules at large Chern-Simons level. We present completely explicit results for the special case of two fundamental and two antifundamental insertions in and theories. These formulae are consistent with the conjectured level-rank, Bose-Fermi duality between these theories and take the form of a deformation of their large counterparts. In the 't Hooft large limit our results reduce to standard rules with one twist: the -matrix in the singlet channel is reduced by the factor (where is the 't Hooft coupling), explaining `anomalous' crossing properties observed in earlier direct large computations.
92 pages, 45 figures
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