Quantum geometry and -angle in five-dimensional super Yang-Mills
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Abstract: Five-dimensional supersymmetric Yang-Mills admits a version of a theta angle . In this note, we derive a double quantization of the Seiberg-Witten geometry of gauge theory at , on the manifold . Crucially, is placed on the -background, which provides the two parameters to quantize the geometry. Physically, we are counting instantons in the presence of a 1/2-BPS fundamental Wilson loop, both of which are wrapping . Mathematically, this amounts to proving the regularity of a -character for the spin-1/2 representation of the quantum affine algebra , with a certain twist due to the -angle. We motivate these results from two distinct string theory pictures. First, in a -web setup in type IIB, where the loop is characterized by a D3 brane. Second, in a type I' string setup, where the loop is characterized by a D4 brane subject to an orientifold projection. We comment on the generalizations to the higher rank case when , and the theory at Chern-Simons level when .
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