XIV Workshop on Geometric Correspondences of Gauge Theories

Europe/Rome
Room D (iGAP)

Room D

iGAP

Old SISSA Building Via Beirut 2
Description

The focus of the workshop is on recent developments in correspondences among supersymmetric gauge theories in various dimensions, topological field theories, 2D conformal field theories, integrable systems and the corresponding moduli spaces.

The Workshop is organized in the context of the Institute for Geometry and Physics.

Organizers P. Arnaudo, G. Bonelli, P. Gavrylenko,  A. Tanzini

List of speakers

  • Ines Aniceto (Univ. Southhampton)
  • Pietro Benetti Genolini (Univ. Genova) 
  • Ioana Coman (IPMU Tokyo) 
  • Michele Del Zotto, (Univ. Uppsala) 
  • Andrea E. V. Ferrari (Edinburgh/DESY
  • Elizabeth Gasparim (Univ. Catolica del Norte)
  • Babak Haghighat (Univ. Tsinghua)
  • Quianyu Hao (Univ. Geneve)
  • Oleg Lisovvy (Univ. Tours)
  • Pietro Longhi (Univ. Uppsala)
  • Andrei Marshakov (Krichever CAS, Skoltech)
  • Dario Martelli (Univ. Torino)
  • Andrii Naidiuk (Univ. Tours)
  • Anton Nedelin (King's Coll. London)
  • Volodya Roubtsov, (Univ. Angers)
  • Matteo Sacchi (Univ. Oxford) 
  • Maxim Zabzine (Univ. Uppsala)
  • Yegor Zenkevich (Univ. Edinburgh)

Registration deadline June 9 2024


The workshop is financially supported by IGAP, INFN and SISSA.


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Participants
  • Alessandro Tanzini
  • Alexey Litvinov
  • Andrea Antinucci
  • Andrea Grossutti
  • Andrea Sangiovanni
  • Andrei Marshakov
  • Andrii Naidiuk
  • Anton Nedelin
  • Craig Lawrie
  • Cristoforo Iossa
  • Dario Martelli
  • Elizabeth Gasparim
  • Giacomo Santoni
  • Giovanni Rizi
  • Leo Pando Zayas
  • Matijn François
  • Michele Cirafici
  • Nadir Fasola
  • Paolo Arnaudo
  • Pietro Benetti Genolini
  • Rajath Radhakrishnan
  • Simone Rota
  • Thomas Nicosanti
  • Tommaso Pedroni
  • Tony Mbambu Kakona
  • Valerio Tripodi
  • Yegor Zenkevich
  • +17
    • 1
      Zabzine
    • 11:00 AM
      Break
    • 2
      Quiver structures of knot invariants, open strings, and recursion
      Speaker: Pietro Longhi (Univ. Uppsala)
    • 12:30 PM
      Lunch
    • 3
      VOAs from quiver varieties of 3D SQFTs
      Speaker: Ioana Coman (IPMU Tokyo)
    • 3:30 PM
      Break
    • 4
      Irregular conformal blocks and Painlevé tau functions
      Speaker: Oleg Lisovvy (Univ. Tours)
    • 5
      Elliptic Integrable Models and their Spectra from Superconformal Indices
      Speaker: Anton Nedelin (King's Coll. London)
    • 11:00 AM
      Break
    • 6
      Orbifold Holography
      Speaker: Dario Martelli (Univ. Torino)
    • 12:30 PM
      Lunch
    • 7
      Zenkevich
    • 3:30 PM
      Break
    • 8
      Abelianization of Virasoro conformal blocks at c = 1
      Speaker: Quianyu Hao (Univ. Geneve)
    • 9
      Flat Connections from Irregular Conformal Blocks
      Speaker: Babak Haghighat (Univ. Tsinghua)
    • 11:00 AM
      Break
    • 10
      Del Zotto
    • 11
      Equivariant localization in supergravity
      Speaker: Pietro Benetti Genolini (Univ. Genova)
    • 12
      On Krichever tau-function and Verlinde formula
      Speaker: Andrei Marshakov (Krichever CAS, Skoltech)
    • 11:00 AM
      Break
    • 13
      Anomalies, generalized symmetries, and compactifications

      Anomalies and symmetries play key roles in understanding QFTs. Compactification, which relates theories in different spacetime dimensions, offers valuable insights as well. In this talk, I will address some aspects of the behaviour of anomalies and generalized symmetries under compactification. I will first explain how the anomalies for finite higher-form symmetries of the lower dimensional theory can be obtained by integrating the anomaly theory of the higher dimensional theory on the compact surface. Then, I will discuss the fate of various generalized symmetry structures (2-group and non-invertible symmetries) in 4d models upon compactification on a 2-sphere. These structures tend to trivialize in 2d, but they can still leave an imprint in terms of ’t Hooft anomalies or symmetry breaking patterns. While tested in supersymmetric models, these concepts are applicable to non-supersymmetric theories too.

      Speaker: Matteo Sacchi (Univ. Oxford)
    • 12:30 PM
      Lunch
    • 14
      Creating partition functions for singular varieties a universal recipe
      Speaker: Elizabeth Gasparim (Univ. Catolica del Norte)
    • 3:30 PM
      Break
    • 15
      Berry connections for 2d (2,2) GLSMs and (generalised) cohomology theories
      Speaker: Andrea E. V. Ferrari (Edinburgh/DESY)
    • 16
      Higher Bessel functions: some new results

      We consider the generating function $\Phi^{(N)}$ for the reciprocals $N$-th power of factorials (Higher Bessel functions =s olutions $P^{N-1}$ «quantum» DE). We show a connection of product formulas for such series with the periods for certain families of algebraic hypersurfaces. We describe the singular loci of these surfaces and show that they are given by zeros of the Buchstaber-Rees polynomials, entering in $N$-valued group laws. We propose a generalized Frobenius method and use it to obtain special expansions for multiplication kernels in the sense of Kontsevich. Using these expansions we provide some experimental results to connect $N$-Bessel kernels and the hierarchies of the palindromic unimodal polynomials. We study the properties of such polynomials and conjecture positivity of their roots.
      The results are based on a recent joint paper (arXiv-2405.03015) with I. Gaiur (Toronto) and D. van Straten (Mainz).

      Speaker: Volodya Roubtsov (Univ. Angers)
    • 11:00 AM
      Break
    • 17
      Aniceto
    • 18
      Final discussion