Cohomological Yang-Mills Theories on Kahler 3-Folds

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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10.1016/S0550-3213(01)00024-4

We study topological gauge theories with N=(2,0) supersymmetry based on stable bundles on general Kahler 3-folds. In order to have a theory that is well defined and well behaved, we consider a model based on an extension of the usual holomorphic bundle by including a holomorphic 3-form. The correlation functions of the model describe complex 3-dimensional generalizations of Donaldson-Witten type invariants. We show that the path integral can be written as a sum of contributions from stable bundles and a complex 3-dimensional version of Seiberg-Witten monopoles. We study certain deformations of the theory, which allow us to consider the situation of reducible connections. We shortly discuss situations of reduced holonomy. Afterdimensional reduction to a Kahler 2-fold, the theory reduces to Vafa-Wittentheory. On a Calabi-Yau 3-fold, the supersymmetry is enhanced to N=(2,2). This model may be used to describe classical limits of certain compactifications of(matrix) string theory.

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