Topological quantum field theory
A twisted version of four dimensional supersymmetric gauge theory is formulated. The starting point is the connection between the Floer and Donaldson theories which has led to the conjecture that the ``Morse theory interpretation of Floer homology must be an approximation to a relativistic quantum field theory. It is shown that the Donaldson polynomial invariants of four manifolds and the Floer groups of three manifolds appear naturally. The Floer theory is generalized to the relativistic case and then the formula for the supersymmetry current and the energy-momentum tensor are obtained. The most important result of the paper is the assertion that the stress tensor is a ``BRST commutator \(T_{\alpha \beta}=\{Q,\lambda_{\alpha \beta}\},\) where Q is a linear transformation of the space of all functionals of the field variables, and \(\lambda_{\alpha \beta}^ a \)tensor field characteristic for the model. Finally, the possible physical interpretation of the model is presented. It is pointed out that the model is in a sense a generally covariant quantum theory in which general covariance is unbroken, there are no gravitons, and the only excitations are topological.
- Connections with L^ p bounds on curvature
- Floer homology groups for homology three-spheres
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- Self-dual Yang-Mills connections on non-self-dual 4-manifolds
- Self-duality in four-dimensional Riemannian geometry
- Supersymmetry and Morse theory
- Topological sigma models
- The quantum dilogarithm and representations of quantum cluster varieties
- Exact results for topological strings on resolved \(Y^{p,q}\) singularities
- Instanton partition functions and M-theory
- Quantum field theory and the Jones polynomial
- Topological sigma models
- Structure of the space of reducible connections for Yang-Mills theories
- Quasi-quantum groups as internal symmetries of topological quantum field theories
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- Holonomy groups, complex structures and \(D=4\) topological Yang-Mills theory
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- Krichever-Novikov formulation of topological conformal field theory
- String model in differential forms
- A general class of infinite dimensional Dirac operators and path integral representation of their index
- The dispersionless Lax equations and topological minimal models
- Even dimensional generalization of Chern-Simons action and new gauge symmetry
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- Topological particle field theory, general coordinate invariance and generalized Chern-Simons actions
- String theory and the Donaldson polynomial
- Topological field theory and rational curves
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- New hierarchies of knot polynomials from topological Chern-Simons gauge theory
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- Non-abelian monopoles on four-manifolds
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- Instanton strings and hyper-Kähler geometry.
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- Topological symmetry, background independence and matrix models
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- Topologically twisted indices in five dimensions and holography
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- Flat structures on the deformations of Gepner chiral rings
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- Semiclassical framed BPS states
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- Holographic coordinates
- Entanglement entropy and the colored Jones polynomial
- Partition functions on 3d circle bundles and their gravity duals
- A note on the entropy of rotating BPS \(\mathrm{AdS}_{7} \times S^4 \) black holes
- Log TQFT
- Supergravity backgrounds for four-dimensional maximally supersymmetric Yang-Mills
- Holographic renormalization and supersymmetry
- Mass deformed ABJM theory on three sphere in large N limit
- Quivers, line defects and framed BPS invariants
- Generalized supersymmetry and sigma models
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