Generalized Self-Duality Equations of Polynomial Type in Yang-Mills Theories
Hironobu Kihara

TL;DR
This paper introduces a broad class of generalized self-duality equations in higher-dimensional Yang-Mills theories, extending known equations and demonstrating solutions with potential applications in instanton models and second-order actions.
Contribution
It generalizes the self-duality equations to higher dimensions, including the four-dimensional case, and provides explicit solutions and their applications in Yang-Mills theories.
Findings
Several solutions to the generalized equations are demonstrated.
Some solutions satisfy equations of motion from rotationally-invariant actions.
The generalized equations include the standard self-duality equations as a special case.
Abstract
The purpose of this paper is to generalize the self-duality equation by Tchrakian and Corrigan et. al.. Novel generalized self-duality equations on higher-dimensional spaces are discussed. This class of equations includes the usual self-duality equation for four-dimensional spaces. Some of the generalized self-duality equations over-determine configurations and the existence of solutions is not trivial. Several examples of solutions of the equations are demonstrated. %Application of these solutions in various models is attractive as shown in the case of instanton. As an application of the equations, it is proved that some of those solutions solve the equations of motion derived from rotationally-invariant actions, which consist of single-trace terms and are second-order in the time derivative.
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