Quivers, tilings, branes and rhombi

By A. Hanany, David Vegh. 2005

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We describe a simple algorithm that computes the recently discovered brane tilings for a given generic toric singular Calabi-Yau threefold. This therefore gives AdS/CFT dual quiver gauge theories for D3-branes probing the given non-compact manifold [1]. The algorithm solves a longstanding problem by computing superpotentials for these theories directly from the toric diagram of the singularity. We study the parameter space of a-maximization; this study is made possible by identifying the R-charges of bifundamental fields as angles in the brane tiling. We also study Seiberg duality from a new perspective.

Subfields: Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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In Geometry and Topology

  1. Alberto Zaffaroni
  2. A. Hanany
  3. J. Sparks
  4. D. Martelli
  5. M. Yamazaki
  6. F. Benini
  7. Yang-Hui He
  8. Shing-Tung Yau

In Mathematical Physics

  1. Alberto Zaffaroni
  2. F. Benini
  3. A. Hanany
  4. M. Yamazaki
  5. A. Tomasiello
  6. D. Martelli
  7. J. Sparks
  8. Marcos Mariño

In Nuclear and High Energy Physics

  1. Alberto Zaffaroni
  2. A. Hanany
  3. D. Martelli
  4. J. Sparks
  5. F. Benini
  6. Cyril Closset
  7. M. Yamazaki
  8. A. Tomasiello

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