On the Cachazo-Douglas-Seiberg-Witten conjecture for simple Lie algebras, II
Pavel Etingof
Abstract
Recently, motivated by supersymmetric gauge theory, Cachazo, Douglas, Seiberg, and Witten proposed a conjecture about finite dimensional simple Lie algebras, and checked it in the classical cases. Later V. Kac and the author proposed a uniform approach to this conjecture, based on the theory of abelian ideals in the Borel subalgebra; this allowed them to check the conjecture for type G2. In this note we further develop this approach, and propose three natural conjectures which imply the three parts of the CDSW conjecture. In a sense, these conjectures explain why the CDSW conjecture should be true. We show that our conjectures hold for classical Lie algebras and for G2; this, in particular, gives a purely algebraic proof of the CDSW conjecture for SO(N) (the original proof, due to Witten, uses the theory of instantons).
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