The Hilbert series of N=1 SO(N_c) and Sp(N_c) SQCD, Painlev\'e VI and Integrable Systems
Estelle Basor, Yang Chen, Noppadol Mekareeya

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new method to compute Hilbert series for 4d N=1 supersymmetric SO(N_c) and Sp(N_c) SQCD, linking them to Painlevé VI equations and integrable systems, revealing deep mathematical structures.
Contribution
It recasts Hilbert series as Hankel determinants, evaluates them using random matrix theory, and connects these to Painlevé VI solutions and integrable Hamiltonian systems.
Findings
Derived exact and asymptotic Hilbert series for various N_c and N_f.
Established the connection between Hilbert series and Painlevé VI equations.
Identified integrable Hamiltonian systems related to the moduli spaces.
Abstract
We present a novel approach for computing the Hilbert series of 4d N=1 supersymmetric QCD with SO(N_c) and Sp(N_c) gauge groups. It is shown that such Hilbert series can be recast in terms of determinants of Hankel matrices. With the aid of results from random matrix theory, such Hankel determinants can be evaluated both exactly and asymptotically. Several new results on Hilbert series for general numbers of colours and flavours are thus obtained in this paper. We show that the Hilbert series give rise to families of rational solutions, with palindromic numerators, to the Painlev\'e VI equations. Due to the presence of such Painlev\'e equations, there exist integrable Hamiltonian systems that describe the moduli spaces of SO(N_c) and Sp(N_c) SQCD. To each system, we explicitly state the corresponding Hamiltonian and family of elliptic curves. It turns out that such elliptic curves take…
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