Partition functions of 3d $\hat D$-quivers and their mirror duals from 1d free fermions
Benjamin Assel, Nadav Drukker, Jan Felix

TL;DR
This paper maps the sphere partition functions of 3d $ abla$-quiver gauge theories with $ abla D$ Dynkin diagrams to free fermion quantum mechanics, explores their mirror duals, and derives an all-orders large N expansion expressed as an Airy function.
Contribution
It explicitly constructs the free fermion Hamiltonian for $ abla D$-quiver theories, relates mirror pairs via symplectic transformations, and simplifies the computation of large N expansion coefficients.
Findings
Partition functions are expressed as an Airy function to all orders in 1/N.
Mirror duals are connected through linear symplectic transformations.
Numerical coefficients for the Airy function are computed for various $ abla D$-quiver theories.
Abstract
We study the matrix models calculating the sphere partition functions of 3d gauge theories with supersymmetry and a quiver structure of a Dynkin diagram (where each node is a unitary gauge group). As in the case of necklace () quivers, we can map the problem to that of free fermion quantum mechanics whose complicated Hamiltonian we find explicitly. Many of these theories are conjectured to be dual under mirror symmetry to certain unitary linear quivers with extra Sp nodes or antisymmetric hypermultiplets. We show that the free fermion formulations of such mirror pairs are related by a linear symplectic transformation. We then study the large N expansion of the partition function, which as in the case of the -quivers is given to all orders in 1/N by an Airy function. We simplify the algorithm to calculate the numerical coefficients appearing in…
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