Hanany-Witten effect and SL(2,Z) dualities in matrix models
Benjamin Assel

TL;DR
This paper tests dualities in 3D N=4 quiver SCFTs using exact $S^3$ partition functions, confirming mirror symmetry and SL(2,Z) dualities through matrix model identities derived from brane configurations.
Contribution
It provides a novel method to verify dualities in quiver theories by matching their matrix model partition functions, including a proof of a conjectured formula.
Findings
Confirmed mirror symmetry for linear and circular quivers.
Validated SL(2,Z) dualities via matrix model identities.
Proved a conjecture for linear quiver matrix models.
Abstract
We provide tests of dualities for three-dimensional N=4 quiver SCFTs with brane realizations in IIB string theory, by matching their exact partition functions on . The dualities are generated by SL(2,Z) transformations and Hanany-Witten 5-brane moves. These contain mirror symmetry as well as dualities identifiying fixed points of Yang-Mills quivers and Chern-Simons theories. The partition function is given by a matrix model, that can be nicely rearranged into a sequence of factors mimicking the brane realization. Identities obeyed by these elementary factors can be used to match the partition functions of dual theories, providing tests for the full web of dualities. In particular we are able to check mirror symmetry for linear and circular quivers with gauge nodes of arbitrary ranks. Our analysis also leads to a proof of a conjectured formula evaluating the matrix models of linear…
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