S duality and Framed BPS States via BPS Graphs
Dongmin Gang, Pietro Longhi, Masahito Yamazaki

TL;DR
This paper explores how S dualities in 4D $ ext{N}=2$ class $ ext{S}$ theories can be understood through BPS graphs, linking topological graph transitions to algebraic cluster transformations and analyzing their effects on line operators.
Contribution
It provides a general framework for realizing S dualities via BPS graphs for all class $ ext{S}$ theories, including those with non-maximal flavor symmetry, extending previous triangulation-based methods.
Findings
S duality acts as topological transitions on BPS graphs.
S duality transformations correspond to cluster algebra mutations.
Matching of S duality with the mapping class group on UV line operators.
Abstract
We study a realization of S dualities of four-dimensional class theories based on BPS graphs. S duality transformations of the UV curve are explicitly expressed as a sequence of topological transitions of the graph, and translated into cluster transformations of the algebra associated to the dual BPS quiver. Our construction applies to generic class theories, including those with non-maximal flavor symmetry, generalizing previous results based on higher triangulations. We study the the action of S duality on UV line operators, and show that it matches precisely with the mapping class group, by a careful analysis of framed wall-crossing. We comment on the implications of our results for the computation of three-manifold invariants via cluster partition functions.
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