Bispectral duality and separation of variables from surface defect transition
arXiv:2402.13889 · doi:10.1007/JHEP12(2024)142
Abstract
We study two types of surface observables the -observables and the -observables of the 4d -quiver gauge theory obtained by coupling a 2d gauged linear sigma model. We demonstrate that the transition between the two surface defects manifests as a Fourier transformation between the surface observables. Utilizing the results from our previous works, which establish that the -observables and the -observables give rise, respectively, to the -operators on the evaluation module over the Yangian and the Hecke operators on the twisted -coinvariants, we derive an exact duality between the spectral problems of the XXX spin chain with sites and the Gaudin model with 4 sites, both of which are defined on bi-infinite modules. Moreover, we present a dual description of the monodromy surface defect as coupling a 2d gauged linear sigma model. Employing this dual perspective, we demonstrate how the monodromy surface defect undergoes a transition to multiple -observables or -observables, implemented through integral transformations between their surface observables. These transformations provide, respectively, -deformation and a higher-rank generalization of the KZ/BPZ correspondence. In the limit , they give rise to the quantum separation of variables for the XXX spin chain and the Gaudin model, respectively.
62+11 pages, 10 figures; v2. minor corrections, published version
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