On Supersymmetric Gauge Theories on S^4 x S^1
Seiji Terashima

TL;DR
This paper constructs supersymmetric gauge theories on the five-dimensional space S^4 x S^1, explores their supersymmetry transformations, and applies localization to compute their partition functions, revealing differences from four-dimensional theories.
Contribution
It develops a consistent supersymmetric gauge theory framework on S^4 x S^1 and connects it to known 4D N=2 theories via dimensional reduction.
Findings
Supersymmetry transformations compatible with S^4 x S^1 geometry are found.
No standard Yang-Mills action exists in five dimensions except in the 4D limit.
Localization technique is successfully applied to compute partition functions.
Abstract
We construct supersymmetric gauge theory on S^4 x S^1. We find a consistent supersymmetry transformations which reduced to the 4D N=2 supersymmetry transformation studied by Pestun by the dimensional reduction on S^1. We find there is no analogue of the usual Yang-Mills action except in the 4D limit. We also apply the localization technique to the partition function of the theories.
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