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Multi-cover skeins, quivers, and 3d $\mathcal{N}=2$ dualities

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arxiv 1910.06193 v2 pith:GAC5ZNA5 submitted 2019-10-14 hep-th math.GTmath.SG

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keywords quiversrelationassociateddualitiesmathcalmulti-coverquiverskein
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The relation between open topological strings and representation theory of symmetric quivers is explored beyond the original setting of the knot-quiver correspondence. Multiple cover generalizations of the skein relation for boundaries of holomorphic disks on a Lagrangian brane are observed to generate dual quiver descriptions of the geometry. Embedding into M-theory, a large class of dualities of 3d $\mathcal{N}=2$ theories associated to quivers is obtained. The multi-cover skein relation admits a compact formulation in terms of quantum torus algebras associated to the quiver and in this language the relations are similar to wall-crossing identities of Kontsevich and Soibelman.

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