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Tetrahedron instantons on orbifolds
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Abstract
Given a homomorphism
$$\tau $$
τ
from a suitable finite group
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
to
$$\textsf{SU}(4)$$
SU
(
4
)
with image
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}^\tau $$
Γ
τ
, we construct a cohomological gauge theory on a non-commutative resolution of the quotient singularity
$$\mathbbm {C}^4/{\mathsf {\Gamma }}^\tau $$
C
4
/
Γ
τ
whose BRST fixed points are
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
-invariant tetrahedron instantons on a generally non-effective orbifold. The partition function computes the expectation values of complex codimension one defect operators in rank r cohomological Donaldson–Thomas theory on a flat gerbe over the quotient stack
$$[\mathbbm {C}^4/\,{\mathsf {\Gamma }}^\tau ]$$
[
C
4
/
Γ
τ
]
. We describe the generalized ADHM parametrization of the tetrahedron instanton moduli space and evaluate the orbifold partition functions through virtual torus localization. If
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
is an abelian group the partition function is expressed as a combinatorial series over arrays of
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
-coloured plane partitions, while if
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
is non-abelian the partition function localizes onto a sum over torus-invariant connected components of the moduli space labelled by lower-dimensional partitions. When
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}=\mathbbm {Z}_n$$
Γ
=
Z
n
is a finite abelian subgroup of
$$\textsf{SL}(2,\mathbbm {C})$$
SL
(
2
,
C
)
, we exhibit the reduction of Donaldson–Thomas theory on the toric Calabi–Yau four-orbifold
$$\mathbbm {C}^2/\,{\mathsf {\Gamma }}\times \mathbbm {C}^2$$
C
2
/
Γ
×
C
2
to the cohomological field theory of tetrahedron instantons, from which we express the partition function as a closed infinite product formula. We also use the crepant resolution correspondence to derive a closed formula for the partition function on any polyhedral singularity.
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Title: Tetrahedron instantons on orbifolds
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Abstract
Given a homomorphism
$$\tau $$
τ
from a suitable finite group
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
to
$$\textsf{SU}(4)$$
SU
(
4
)
with image
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}^\tau $$
Γ
τ
, we construct a cohomological gauge theory on a non-commutative resolution of the quotient singularity
$$\mathbbm {C}^4/{\mathsf {\Gamma }}^\tau $$
C
4
/
Γ
τ
whose BRST fixed points are
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
-invariant tetrahedron instantons on a generally non-effective orbifold.
The partition function computes the expectation values of complex codimension one defect operators in rank r cohomological Donaldson–Thomas theory on a flat gerbe over the quotient stack
$$[\mathbbm {C}^4/\,{\mathsf {\Gamma }}^\tau ]$$
[
C
4
/
Γ
τ
]
.
We describe the generalized ADHM parametrization of the tetrahedron instanton moduli space and evaluate the orbifold partition functions through virtual torus localization.
If
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
is an abelian group the partition function is expressed as a combinatorial series over arrays of
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
-coloured plane partitions, while if
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}$$
Γ
is non-abelian the partition function localizes onto a sum over torus-invariant connected components of the moduli space labelled by lower-dimensional partitions.
When
$${\mathsf {\Gamma }}=\mathbbm {Z}_n$$
Γ
=
Z
n
is a finite abelian subgroup of
$$\textsf{SL}(2,\mathbbm {C})$$
SL
(
2
,
C
)
, we exhibit the reduction of Donaldson–Thomas theory on the toric Calabi–Yau four-orbifold
$$\mathbbm {C}^2/\,{\mathsf {\Gamma }}\times \mathbbm {C}^2$$
C
2
/
Γ
×
C
2
to the cohomological field theory of tetrahedron instantons, from which we express the partition function as a closed infinite product formula.
We also use the crepant resolution correspondence to derive a closed formula for the partition function on any polyhedral singularity.
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