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Symmetry Structure of ADHM Sigma Models and $AdS_3$ Superstrings
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We clarify the supersymmetry structure of ADHM instanton linear sigma models, $N=4$ superconformal algebras and superconformal field theories dual to superstrings moving in $AdS_3$ backgrounds in view of some of our recent findings in various investigations. First of all we collect information about the (0, 4) supersymmetries of Witten's original, Ali-Ilahi's complementary and Ali-Salih's complete ADHM instanton linear sigma models. Then we collect information about large, small and middle $N=4$ superconformal algebras and summarize their interrelations with the ADHM instanton linear sigma models. We then argue that the former, that is the supersymmetry of the ADHM instanton linear sigma models, flows to latter, that is the small, middle and large $N=4$ superconformal symmetries, in the infrared limit. Finally we summarize the mapping of these $N=4$ superconformal symmetries onto the superconformal symmetries dual to superstrings moving on $AdS_3\times S^3\times {\mathcal M}^4$ backgrounds with ${\mathcal M}^=K3, T^4$ and $S^3\times S^1$.
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Cited by 2 Pith papers
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Harmonic Superspace for Ali-Ilahi's ADHM Instanton Sigma Model
The authors build a dual harmonic superspace and write the off-shell (0,4) superspace actions, interactions, and ADHM instanton gauge field for the complementary ADHM instanton sigma model.
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Off-shell Formalism for Ali-Ilahi's ADHM Instanton Sigma Model
The paper restates the harmonic superspace off-shell formalism for Ali-Ilahi's complementary ADHM instanton sigma model, originally presented in the same group's companion paper.
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