S-duality of bow varieties

Let ViV_i and VjV_j be finite-dimensional vector spaces, and let GL(Vi)\operatorname{GL}(V_i) and GL(Vj)\operatorname{GL}(V_j) act on the Hamiltonian spaces M\medcirc(Vi,Vj)\mathbf M_{\medcirc}(V_i,V_j) and M×(Vi,Vj)\mathbf M_{\times}(V_i,V_j), respectively, as described in the source. Bow-variety S-duality conjecture. The Hamiltonian spaces

GL(Vi)M\medcirc(Vi,Vj)GL(Vj)\operatorname{GL}(V_i)\curvearrowright \mathbf M_{\medcirc}(V_i,V_j) \curvearrowleft\operatorname{GL}(V_j)

and

GL(Vi)M×(Vi,Vj)GL(Vj)\operatorname{GL}(V_i)\curvearrowright \mathbf M_{\times}(V_i,V_j) \curvearrowleft\operatorname{GL}(V_j)

are S-dual to each other. This conjecture identifies the two basic types of factors in Cherkis bow varieties under S-duality and is used to relate their Coulomb-branch constructions.

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Hiraku Nakajima, “S-dual of Hamiltonian G spaces and relative Langlands duality”, arXiv:2409.06303 (2024).

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