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Pseudo-periodic map and classification of theories with eight supercharges

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arxiv 2304.13663 v1 pith:TSGTTTVS submitted 2023-04-26 hep-th math.AGmath.GT

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The classification of one parameter local Coulomb branch solution of theories with eight supercharges is given by assuming that it is given by a genus $g$ fiberation of Riemann surfaces. The crucial point is the fact that certain conjugacy class (so-called pseudo-periodic map of negative type) in mapping class group determines the topological type of the degeneration. The classification of conjugacy class has a simple combinatorial description. Each such conjugacy class gives rise to a dual graph and a 3d mirror quiver gauge theory can be derived, which is then used to identify the low energy theory (assuming generic deformation). Some global Seiberg-Witten geometries are given by using the topological data of the degeneration. The geometric setup unifies 4d $\mathcal{N}=2$ SCFTs (such as $T_n$ theory and Argyres-Douglas theory), 5d $\mathcal{N}=1$ SCFTs, 6d $(1,0)$ SCFTs, 4d IR free theories, and 4d asymptotical free theories in a single combinatorial framework.

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  1. On classification of rank two theories with eight supercharges Part III: Seiberg-Witten geometry

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