A-D hypersurface of supersymmetric gauge theory with flavors
arXiv:2212.06590 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X23500173
Abstract
In the previous letter, arXiv:2210.16738[hep-th], we found a set of flavor mass relations as constraints that the -deformed quiver matrix model restores the maximal symmetry in the massive scaling limit and reported the existence of Argyres-Douglas critical hypersurface. In this letter, we derive the concrete conditions on moduli parameters which maximally degenerates the Seiberg-Witten curve while maintaining the flavor mass relations. These conditions define the A-D hypersurface.
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