The paper derives moduli-modified functional relations for Wronskians of a classical Lax ODE that identify quantum states, produce Y-systems and TBA equations without scattering theory, and prove two Zamolodchikov conjectures for the zero-momentum homogeneous sine-Gordon model linked to N=4 SYM and
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Derives TBA equations for the higher-order Mathieu equation of the SU(r+1) quantum Seiberg-Witten curve, obtains an analytic effective central charge from Y-function boundary conditions at theta to -infinity, and verifies subleading analytic plus higher-order numerical agreement with WKB expansions.
The WKB periods of the E_6^(1) linear problem agree with the integrals of motion of the W E6 CFT on highest-weight states up to spin 6 under the standard parameter dictionary.
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From classical Lax ODEs to quantum integrable theories: the moduli
The paper derives moduli-modified functional relations for Wronskians of a classical Lax ODE that identify quantum states, produce Y-systems and TBA equations without scattering theory, and prove two Zamolodchikov conjectures for the zero-momentum homogeneous sine-Gordon model linked to N=4 SYM and
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TBA equations for $SU(r+1)$ quantum Seiberg-Witten curve: higher-order Mathieu equation
Derives TBA equations for the higher-order Mathieu equation of the SU(r+1) quantum Seiberg-Witten curve, obtains an analytic effective central charge from Y-function boundary conditions at theta to -infinity, and verifies subleading analytic plus higher-order numerical agreement with WKB expansions.
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Integrals of motion in $WE_6$ CFT and the ODE/IM correspondence
The WKB periods of the E_6^(1) linear problem agree with the integrals of motion of the W E6 CFT on highest-weight states up to spin 6 under the standard parameter dictionary.