Superconformal Quantum Mechanics on K\"ahler Cones
Nick Dorey, Daniel Zhang

TL;DR
This paper studies supersymmetric quantum mechanics on Kähler cones, revealing superconformal symmetry and computing a superconformal index across various examples, advancing understanding of quantum systems with geometric singularities.
Contribution
It introduces a superconformal quantum mechanics framework on Kähler cones, establishing the existence of a superconformal algebra and calculating the associated index for multiple cases.
Findings
Unresolved Kähler cones exhibit $rak{u}(1,1|2)$ superconformal symmetry.
The proposed quantum mechanics has a discrete spectrum of unitary, lowest weight representations.
Superconformal index computed for diverse Kähler cone examples.
Abstract
We consider supersymmetric quantum mechanics on a K\"{a}hler cone, regulated via a suitable resolution of the conical singularity. The unresolved space has a superconformal symmetry and we propose the existence of an associated quantum mechanical theory with a discrete spectrum consisting of unitary, lowest weight representations of this algebra. We define a corresponding superconformal index and compute it for a wide range of examples.
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