4D limit of melting crystal model and its integrable structure (Q2633475)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7052612
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    4D limit of melting crystal model and its integrable structure
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7052612

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      4D limit of melting crystal model and its integrable structure (English)
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      8 May 2019
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      This paper addresses the problems of quantum spectral curves and the 4D limit for the melting crystal model of 5D SUSY \(U(1)\) Yang-Mills theory on \(\mathbb{R}^4\times S^1\). This paper is organized as follows. Section 2 is a brief review of the melting crystal model. Combinatorial and fermionic expressions of the deformed partition function \(Z(\mathbf{t})\) are introduced. The fermionic expression is further converted to a form that fits into the method of this work on quantum mirror curves of topological string theory. Section 3 presents the quantum spectral curve of the melting crystal model. The single-variate specialization \(Z(x)\) of \(Z(\mathbf{t})\) is introduced and shown to satisfy a \(q\)-difference equation representing the quantum spectral curve. The computations are mostly parallel to the case of topological string theory. Section 4 deals with the issue of 4D limit. The \(R\)-dependent transformations \(x=x(X,R)\) and \(\mathbf{t} = \mathbf{t}(\mathbf{T},R)\) are introduced, and \(Z(x(X,R))\) and \(Z(\mathbf{t}(\mathbf{T},R))\) are shown to converge as \(R\to 0\). The functions \(Z_{4D}(X)\) and \(Z_{4D}(\mathbf{T})\) obtained in this limit are computed explicitly. The difference equation for \(Z_{4D}(X)\) is derived, and confirmed to agree with the result of Dunin-Barkowski et al. Section 5 is devoted to Fay-type bilinear equations. A three-term bilinear equation plays a central role here. The bilinear equation for \(Z(\mathbf{t})\) is shown to turn into a similar bilinear equation for \(Z_{4D}(\mathbf{T})\) as \(R\to 0\). The corresponding results for \(Z(\mathbf{t},s)\) and \(Z_{4D}(\mathbf{T},s)\) are presented in the Appendix. Section 6 concludes this paper.
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      melting crystal model
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      quantum curve
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      KP hierarchy
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      Toda hierarchy
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      bilinear equation
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      Gromov-Witten theory
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