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Factorization of the 3d superconformal index

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arxiv 1211.6023 v2 pith:CYBZUHVD submitted 2012-11-26 hep-th

Factorization of the 3d superconformal index

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keywords functionindexmathcalpartitiongaugesuperconformalvortexanti-fundmentals
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We prove that 3d superconformal index for general $\mathcal N=2$ U(N) gauge group with fundamentals and anti-fundmentals with/without Chern-Simons terms is factorized into vortex and anti-vortex partition function. We show that for simple cases, 3d vortex partition function coincides with a suitable topological open string partition function. We provide much more elegant derivation at the index level for $\mathcal N=2$ Seiberg-like dualities of unitary gauge groups with fundamantal matters and $\mathcal N=4$ mirror symmetry

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