A Chiral SU(N) Gauge Theory and its Non-Chiral Spin(8) Dual
P. Pouliot, M. J. Strassler
Abstract
We study supersymmetric SU(N-4) gauge theories with a symmetric tensor and N antifundamental representations. The theory with W=0 has a dual description in terms of a non-chiral Spin(8) theory with one spinor and N vectors. This duality flows to the SO(N) duality of Seiberg and to a duality proposed by one of us. It also flows to dualities for a number of Spin(m) theories, m 8. For N=6, when an N=2 SUSY superpotential is added, the singularities of Seiberg and Witten are recovered. For N 6, a mass for the spinor generates the branches of SO(8) theories found by Intriligator and Seiberg. Other phenomena include a classical constraint mapped to an anomaly equation under duality and an intricate consistency check on the renormalization group flow.
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