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The following pages link to Five-dimensional maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills in supergravity backgrounds (Q1709234):
Displaying 23 items.
- Hyperkähler sigma model and field theory on Gibbons-Hawking spaces (Q270571) (← links)
- Rigid supersymmetry on 5-dimensional Riemannian manifolds and contact geometry (Q270707) (← links)
- Super-Yang-Mills theories on \(S^4\times\mathbb R\) (Q270998) (← links)
- Five-dimensional super-Yang-Mills and its Kaluza-Klein tower (Q667325) (← links)
- Four-dimensional \(\mathcal{N} =2 \) supersymmetric theory with boundary as a two-dimensional complex Toda theory (Q683025) (← links)
- Exact results in supersymmetric field theories on manifolds with boundaries (Q737798) (← links)
- 5D SYM on 3D deformed spheres (Q906751) (← links)
- Charged chiral fermions from M5-branes (Q1641720) (← links)
- Supergravity backgrounds for four-dimensional maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills (Q1692821) (← links)
- Complex Chern-Simons from M5-branes on the squashed three-sphere (Q1706931) (← links)
- Generalized Toda theory from six dimensions and the conifold (Q1707716) (← links)
- Toda theory from six dimensions (Q1707766) (← links)
- 5d Higgs branch localization, Seiberg-Witten equations and contact geometry (Q1754834) (← links)
- 4d Chern-Simons theory as a 3d Toda theory, and a 3d-2d correspondence (Q2237599) (← links)
- An \( \mathcal{N}=1 \) 3d-3d correspondence (Q2413688) (← links)
- Rigid supersymmetry from conformal supergravity in five dimensions (Q2635852) (← links)
- On rigid supersymmetry and notions of holomorphy in five dimensions (Q2636081) (← links)
- Partially twisted superconformal M5 brane in R-symmetry gauge field backgrounds (Q2636288) (← links)
- A nonabelian M5 brane Lagrangian in a supergravity background (Q2657702) (← links)
- Null reductions of the M5-brane (Q2660204) (← links)
- 3d Superconformal Theories from Three-Manifolds (Q2798353) (← links)
- A slow review of the AGT correspondence (Q5872734) (← links)
- M‐Branes: Lessons from M2's and Hopes for M5's (Q6058794) (← links)
