Interplay of Generalised Symmetries and Moduli Spaces in 3d $\mathcal{N}=5$ SCFTs
Sebastiano Garavaglia, William Harding, Deshuo Liu, Noppadol Mekareeya

TL;DR
This paper explores the structure of moduli spaces and generalized symmetries in 3d $ ext{N}=5$ superconformal field theories, extending classifications, constructing new symmetry groups, and verifying results through Hilbert series and superconformal indices.
Contribution
It introduces a systematic method to determine the moduli space symmetry group after gauging $ ext{Z}_2$ symmetries and extends the classification of $ ext{N}=5$ moduli spaces to theories with various gauge groups.
Findings
Moduli spaces are governed by a $ ext{Z}_2$ central extension of quaternionic reflection groups.
Constructed explicit symmetry webs for $ ext{so}(2N)_{2k} imes ext{usp}(2N)_{-k}$ theories with different parities.
Verified the Hilbert series against superconformal index limits, confirming the theoretical predictions.
Abstract
The moduli space and generalised global symmetries of 3d superconformal field theories are investigated, with a focus on the orthosymplectic ABJ theories and their discrete gauging variants. We extend the known classification of moduli spaces as orbifolds , where is a quaternionic reflection group, to theories incorporating , , and -type gauge groups. In these cases, we find that the moduli space is governed not by itself, but by a central extension thereof, for which we explicitly describe the generators. We provide a systematic method to construct the group governing the moduli space of a theory obtained by gauging a zero-form symmetry of an original theory . This is achieved by identifying the…
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology
