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Overview of the Langlands Program S -duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory Hooft Magnetic Monopoles, t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence Alexander B. Atanasov 1 1 Dept. of


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Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

Alexander B. Atanasov1

  • 1Dept. of Mathematics

Yale University

May 13, 2018

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Overview

1 Overview of the Langlands Program 2 S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory 3 Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory 4 ‘Hooft Lines Revisited

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Goal:

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Goal: To understand the Langlands correspondence in terms of topologically twisted N = 4 super Yang-Mills gauge theory

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Conjecture (Langlands) To each n-dimensional representation of the absolute Galois group, there is a corresponding automorphic representation of GLn(Q) so that the Frobenius eigenvalues of the Galois representation agree with the Hecke eigenvalues of the automorphic representation.

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Q: What are Galois representations?

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Q: What are Galois representations? A: They are n-dimensional representations of Gal(Q/Q).

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Q: What are automorphic representations?

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Adeles

Definition (Ring of adeles) The ring of adeles of Q is defined as AQ := R ×

res

  • p prime

Qp, where Qp denotes the p-adic completion of the rationals. Here R can be viewed as the completion at p = ∞ and the above product is restricted in the sense that:

res

  • p prime

Qp :=   (xp) ∈

  • p prime

Qp | xp ∈ Zp for all but finitely many p    .

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Automorphic Representations

GLn(Q) GLn(AQ) GLn(Q).

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Automorphic Representations

GLn(Q) GLn(AQ) GLn(Q). So we have GLn(Q) Fun (GLn(Q)\GLn(AQ))

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Automorphic Representations

GLn(Q) GLn(AQ) GLn(Q). So we have GLn(Q) Fun (GLn(Q)\GLn(AQ)) This can be decomposed into irreducible representations, which are known as the automorphic representations of GLn(Q).

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Automorphic Representations

GLn(Q) GLn(AQ) GLn(Q). So we have GLn(Q) Fun (GLn(Q)\GLn(AQ)) This can be decomposed into irreducible representations, which are known as the automorphic representations of GLn(Q). Though not absolutely precise, this is a good first-order description

  • f what an automorphic representation is.

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Langlands over Finite Fields

Definition (Adele Ring for Fq(t)) The ring of adeles of Fq(t) is defined as AFq(t) :=

res

  • x∈P1(Fq)

Fq((t − x)) and the above product is restricted as before in the sense that all but finitely many terms in this product over x lie in Fq[[t − x]]. Here the completion at the point at infinity corresponds to Fq((1/t)).

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Langlands over Finite Fields

We naturally have that OFq(t) :=

  • x∈P1(Fq)

Fq[[t − x]] sits inside AFq(z).

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Langlands over Finite Fields

Automorphic representations → GLn(OF)-invariant functions on GLn(F)\GLn(AF)

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Langlands over Finite Fields

Automorphic representations → GLn(OF)-invariant functions on GLn(F)\GLn(AF) Galois representations → representations of ´ etale fundamental group (in the unramified case)

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How does this translate into geometry?

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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How does this translate into geometry? Guiding principle 1: Weil’s Uniformization Theorem

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How does this translate into geometry? Guiding principle 1: Weil’s Uniformization Theorem Theorem (Weil Uniformization) Take F the function field for a curve C over Fq. There is a canonical bijection as sets between G(F)\G(AF)/G(OF) and the set of G-bundles over C.

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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How does this translate into geometry? Guiding principle 1: Weil’s Uniformization Theorem Theorem (Weil Uniformization) Take F the function field for a curve C over Fq. There is a canonical bijection as sets between G(F)\G(AF)/G(OF) and the set of G-bundles over C. Moreover, there exists an algebraic stack denoted by BunG(C) whose set of Fq points are in canonical bijective correspondence with this set.

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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How does this translate into geometry?

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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How does this translate into geometry? Guiding principle 2: ´ Etale Fundamental Group

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How does this translate into geometry? Guiding principle 2: ´ Etale Fundamental Group For C an unramified curve, a the ´ etale fundamental group π´

et 1

corresponds to π1(C) with C over C.

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How does this translate into geometry? Guiding principle 2: ´ Etale Fundamental Group For C an unramified curve, a the ´ etale fundamental group π´

et 1

corresponds to π1(C) with C over C. → Flat connections on C

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Meta-conjecture of Geometric Langlands D(BunG(C)) ∼ = QC(Flat ˇ

G(C))

(1)

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Q: How does this connect to physics?

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Bosonic part of the action in N = 4 super Yang-Mills

1 e2

  • M

Tr  F ∧ ⋆F +

  • i

dAφ ∧ ⋆(dAφ) +

  • i<j

[φi, φj]2VolM   (2)

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Concept (Montonen-Olive Duality) In 4D N = 4 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory with gauge group G and complex coupling constant τ, any correlator of observables O1 . . . Onτ,G :=

  • D{Fields} O1 . . . On e−S

can be rewritten in terms of Yang-Mills theory with inverse coupling constant −1/ngτ on the Langlands dual group ˇ G as a correlator of dual operators ˜ O1 . . . ˜ On O1 . . . Onτ,G = ˜ O1 . . . ˜ On

  • −1/ngτ, ˇ

G .

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Topological Twisting

Physical Concept (Topological Twist) Given a supersymmetric (SUSY) field theory E, a topological twist is a procedure for extracting a sector of E that depends only on the topology of the spacetime manifold. The resulting field theory is topological.

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Topological Twisting

Physical Concept (Topological Twist) Given a supersymmetric (SUSY) field theory E, a topological twist is a procedure for extracting a sector of E that depends only on the topology of the spacetime manifold. The resulting field theory is topological. In the topological twist, the action becomes: S = {Q, V }+ iθ 8π2

  • M

Tr (F ∧F)− 1 e2 v2 − u2 v2 + u2

  • M

Tr (F ∧F). (3) Ψ :=

θ 2π + v2−u2 v2+u2 4πi e2 is the Kapustin-Witten parameter.

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

(F − φ ∧ φ + tDφ)+ = 0 (F − φ ∧ φ − t−1Dφ)− = 0 D ⋆ φ = 0 σ = 0 (4)

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

At t = 1, the A-model side:

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

At t = 1, the A-model side: F − φ ∧ φ + ⋆Dφ = 0, D ⋆ φ = 0. (5) “Bogomolny like”

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

At t = i, the B-model side:

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

At t = i, the B-model side: F − φ ∧ φ + iDφ = 0 D ⋆ φ = 0. (6)

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

At t = i, the B-model side: F − φ ∧ φ + iDφ = 0 D ⋆ φ = 0. (6) Rewriting A = A + iφ and letting F = dAA, we get the simpler (generic) condition:

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Equations of Motion in the Twisted 4D Theory

At t = i, the B-model side: F − φ ∧ φ + iDφ = 0 D ⋆ φ = 0. (6) Rewriting A = A + iφ and letting F = dAA, we get the simpler (generic) condition: F = 0.

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Definition (Wilson Loop) Given a field theory with gauge group G and a finite-dimensional representation R of G together with a closed loop γ, we define the Wilson loop operator: WR(γ) := Tr R(Hol(A, γ)). (7)

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Operator-Product Expansion of Wilson Lines

Because of supersymmetry, the limit limγ→γ′ WR(γ)WR′(γ′) can be evaluated classically. lim

γ→γ′ WR(γ)WR′(γ′) =

  • α

irrep.

nαWRα(L′). This will act as Satake symmetries on the Galois side.

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Q: What are the symmetries acting on the automorphic side?

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Q: What are the symmetries acting on the automorphic side? A: ‘t Hooft Lines

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Q: What are the symmetries acting on the automorphic side? A: ‘t Hooft Lines Q: What are ‘t Hooft Lines?

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Instantons on R4

Definition An instanton is a classical solution to the equations of motion of minimal action.

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Instantons on R4

Definition An instanton is a classical solution to the equations of motion of minimal action. S[A] :=

  • M

Tr (F ∧ ⋆F) (8)

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Instantons on R4

Instantons must satisfy the (anti)-self duality equations F = ± ⋆ F

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Instantons on R4

Instantons must satisfy the (anti)-self duality equations F = ± ⋆ F. An instanton solution has an invariant instanton number defined by k := 1 8π2

  • M

Tr (F ∧ F). (9)

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Instantons on R4

Instantons must satisfy the (anti)-self duality equations F = ± ⋆ F. An instanton solution has an invariant instanton number defined by k := 1 8π2

  • M

Tr (F ∧ F). (9) The space of instanton solutions of finite action was constructed by Atiyah, Hitchin, Drinfeld, and Mannin: the ADHM construction

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Monopoles on R3

Want to consider “instanton solutions” that are invariant under translation in one direction

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Monopoles on R3

Want to consider “instanton solutions” that are invariant under translation in one direction Writing A4 = φ a scalar field, the ASD equations reduce to F = ⋆dAφ

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Monopoles on R3

Want to consider “instanton solutions” that are invariant under translation in one direction Writing A4 = φ a scalar field, the ASD equations reduce to F = ⋆dAφ These are the Bogomolny equations for magnetic monopoles

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Monopoles on R3

Want to consider “instanton solutions” that are invariant under translation in one direction Writing A4 = φ a scalar field, the ASD equations reduce to F = ⋆dAφ These are the Bogomolny equations for magnetic monopoles Again have an invariant monopole number for a solution to these equations.

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Important point:

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Important point: Let S2

R be a two-sphere of radius R in R3.

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Important point: Let S2

R be a two-sphere of radius R in R3.

The insertion of monopoles inside S2

R will modify the

G-bundle over S2

R to have nontrivial Chern classes

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Fact Representations of ˇ G classify the G-bundles on CP1 = S2.

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From ‘t Hooft lines to Monopoles

Recall in the twisted N = 4 theory we have a connection 1-form A and another ad G-valued 1-form φ

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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From ‘t Hooft lines to Monopoles

Recall in the twisted N = 4 theory we have a connection 1-form A and another ad G-valued 1-form φ Let I = [0, 1] and C be a closed complex curve.

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From ‘t Hooft lines to Monopoles

Recall in the twisted N = 4 theory we have a connection 1-form A and another ad G-valued 1-form φ Let I = [0, 1] and C be a closed complex curve. Take M = R × I × C, with R the “time” direction and take a Hamiltonian point of view on W = I × C.

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From ‘t Hooft lines to Monopoles

Recall in the twisted N = 4 theory we have a connection 1-form A and another ad G-valued 1-form φ Let I = [0, 1] and C be a closed complex curve. Take M = R × I × C, with R the “time” direction and take a Hamiltonian point of view on W = I × C. We can locally take φ = φ4dx4 so that on W , φ behaves as a scalar.

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From ‘t Hooft lines to Monopoles

Recall in the twisted N = 4 theory we have a connection 1-form A and another ad G-valued 1-form φ Let I = [0, 1] and C be a closed complex curve. Take M = R × I × C, with R the “time” direction and take a Hamiltonian point of view on W = I × C. We can locally take φ = φ4dx4 so that on W , φ behaves as a scalar. Then, on W , the A-model equations reduce exactly to the Bogomolny equations for monopoles: F = ⋆3DAφ.

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Write a local coordinate z ∈ C parameterizing C and σ ∈ R parameterizing I. We can gauge away Aσ = 0.

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Overview of the Langlands Program S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory ‘Hooft

Write a local coordinate z ∈ C parameterizing C and σ ∈ R parameterizing I. We can gauge away Aσ = 0. These equations reduce to the following: ∂σAz = −iDzφ.

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Overview of the Langlands Program S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory ‘Hooft

Write a local coordinate z ∈ C parameterizing C and σ ∈ R parameterizing I. We can gauge away Aσ = 0. These equations reduce to the following: ∂σAz = −iDzφ. Can be interpretted as saying that the holomorphic class of the G-bundle over C remains constant away from singularities.

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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T(R1⋁,p1) T(R3⋁,p3) T(R2⋁,p2)

C

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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The Moduli Space of Solutions

The solutions to the Bogomolny equations of motion on W with given boundary conditions are then exactly the space of Hecke modifications with these prescribed singularities.

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Overview of the Langlands Program S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory ‘Hooft

The Moduli Space of Solutions

The solutions to the Bogomolny equations of motion on W with given boundary conditions are then exactly the space of Hecke modifications with these prescribed singularities. We denote this space by Z( ˇ R1, p1, . . . , ˇ Rk, pk).

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Overview of the Langlands Program S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory ‘Hooft

The Moduli Space of Solutions

The solutions to the Bogomolny equations of motion on W with given boundary conditions are then exactly the space of Hecke modifications with these prescribed singularities. We denote this space by Z( ˇ R1, p1, . . . , ˇ Rk, pk). On general grounds we can show that it is independent of the pi and factors into a product: Z( ˇ R1, . . . , ˇ Rk) =

  • i

Z( ˇ Ri).

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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T(R⋁,p)

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Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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The solution space of the Bogomolny equations for a ‘t Hooft insertion of type ˇ Ri is equivalent to the Schubert cell corresponding to ˇ Ri in the affine Grassmannian: Z( ˇ Ri) ∼ = N( ˇ Ri) ⊂ GrG.

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Our “Hilbert Space” of states will be obtained from taking (intersection) cohomology of the space of solutions to the Bogomolny equations, i.e. H( ˇ R1, . . . ˇ Rk) := H•(Z( ˇ R1, . . . , ˇ Rk)) (10)

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Overview of the Langlands Program S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory ‘Hooft

Our “Hilbert Space” of states will be obtained from taking (intersection) cohomology of the space of solutions to the Bogomolny equations, i.e. H( ˇ R1, . . . ˇ Rk) := H•(Z( ˇ R1, . . . , ˇ Rk)) (10) and we get the symmetric monoidal structure; H( ˇ R1, . . . ˇ Rk) =

k

  • i=1

H( ˇ Ri).

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence

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Overview of the Langlands Program S-duality in the twisted 4D N = 4 theory Instantons and Monopoles in Gauge Theory ‘Hooft

Our “Hilbert Space” of states will be obtained from taking (intersection) cohomology of the space of solutions to the Bogomolny equations, i.e. H( ˇ R1, . . . ˇ Rk) := H•(Z( ˇ R1, . . . , ˇ Rk)) (10) and we get the symmetric monoidal structure; H( ˇ R1, . . . ˇ Rk) =

k

  • i=1

H( ˇ Ri). This gives the relationship ˇ R ↔ H•(N( ˇ R)).

Alexander B. Atanasov VFU Magnetic Monopoles, ‘t Hooft Lines, and the Geometric Langlands Correspondence