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  Manipulations with SU(N) Nekrasov partition function

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Think of a Young tableau R as collection of rows y1...yd>yd+1=0 and all others zero, with (Y):=jyj and for a box s=(i,j)R we have aY(s):=yij and lY(s):=yDji, where yDj corresponds to the transpose RD of R.

How do we prove that

Zk=1+2=ki,j(s,s)Ri×Rj11αiα1jtlRj(s)1t1+aRi(s)211αiα1jt1+lRi(s)1taRj(s)2

(where the sum means sum over all Young tableaux R1R2 such that (R1)+(R2)=k)

can be expanded, in the limit t1t2=1, and after defining ti:=ei2ϵi, αi:=ei2ai, ϵ:=ϵ1 as

Zk=1+2=k(i,m)(j,n)sinh(aiaj+ϵ(yi,nyj,m+mn))sinh(aiaj+ϵ(mn))

where yi,n denotes the n-th row length of diargam Yi

What I've been able to do: reduce it to proving the following.

Define fR(q)=di=1μik=1qki, kCk(R1,R2)qk=(q+q12)fR1(q)fR2(q)+fR1(q)+fR2(q), and 2a=a1a2.

Then I need to prove that

k1(sinh2a+ϵk)Ck(R1,Rt2)=sR1sR21sinh2aϵ(lR2(s)+1+aR1(s))1sinh2a+ϵ(1+lR1(s)aR2(s))

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asked Jan 29, 2015 in Theoretical Physics by jj_p (150 points) [ revision history ]
edited Feb 26, 2015 by dimension10

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