Five-dimensional gauge theory and compactification on a torus

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We study five-dimensional minimally supersymmetric gauge theory compactified on a torus down to three dimensions, and its embedding into string/M-theory using geometric engineering. The moduli space on the Coulomb branch is hyperkähler equipped with a metric with modular transformation properties. We determine the one-loop corrections to the metric and show that they can be interpreted as worldsheet and D1-brane instantons in type IIB string theory. Furthermore, we analyze instanton corrections coming from the solitonic BPS magnetic string wrapped over the torus. In particular, we show how to compute the path-integral for the zero-modes from the partition function of the M5 brane, or, using a 2d/4d correspondence, from the partition function of N=4 SYM theory on a Hirzebruch surface. © SISSA 2011.

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Haghighat, B., & Vandoren, S. (2011). Five-dimensional gauge theory and compactification on a torus. Journal of High Energy Physics, 2011(9). https://doi.org/10.1007/JHEP09(2011)060

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