The Coulomb Branch in Gauged Linear Sigma Models
Ilarion V. Melnikov, M. Ronen Plesser

TL;DR
This paper studies toric gauged linear sigma models as a framework for understanding tachyon condensation in non-supersymmetric string orbifolds, revealing a non-trivial IR chiral ring linked to Coulomb vacua.
Contribution
It introduces a method to compute A-model correlators in toric GLSMs and uncovers a novel IR chiral ring structure associated with Coulomb vacua.
Findings
Computed A-model correlators using topological relations.
Identified a non-trivial IR chiral ring.
Linked the chiral ring to Coulomb vacua.
Abstract
We investigate toric GLSMs as models for tachyon condensation in type II strings on space-time non-supersymmetric orbifold singularities. The A-model correlators in these theories satisfy a set of relations related to the topology of the resolved orbifold. Using these relations we compute the correlators and find a non-trivial chiral ring in the IR, which we interpret as supported on isolated Coulomb vacua of the theory.
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