Super Yang-Mills and Subgroups of
arXiv:hep-th/9601059 · doi:10.1016/0550-3213(96)00167-8
Abstract
We discuss subgroups appropriate for the study of Super Yang-Mills with flavors. Hyperelliptic curves describing such theories should have coefficients that are modular forms of these subgroups. In particular, uniqueness arguments are sufficient to construct the curve, up to two numerical constants, which can be fixed by making some assumptions about strong coupling behavior. We also discuss the situation for higher groups. We also include a derivation of the closed form -function for the and theories without matter, and the massless theories with .
harvmac, 16 pages, no figures. (Expressions for beta functions have been simplified. Minor corrections in text)
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