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摘要
我们研究了 N = 4 超杨米尔斯理论产生的正方晶胞的边界。我们的主要工具是一种新的图解对象,它概括了理论中用来表示相互作用的威尔逊环图。我们证明了这些新的广义威尔逊环图对应于正子的条件,并给出了计算上述正子的格拉斯曼项链的明确算法。然后,我们开发了一种直接在非交叉广义威尔逊环图上运行的图形微积分。在这种范式中,对广义威尔逊环图应用图解移动,就能得到代表其相关正体边界的新图,而无需通过密码同态。我们提供了图形微积分的 Python 实现,并用它证明了在某些情况下,与普通威尔逊循环图相关的正方体的边界是由我们的图解移动生成的。
Rado matroids and a graphical calculus for boundaries of Wilson loop diagrams
We study the boundaries of the positroid cells which arise from N = 4 super
Yang Mills theory. Our main tool is a new diagrammatic object which generalizes
the Wilson loop diagrams used to represent interactions in the theory. We prove
conditions under which these new generalized Wilson loop diagrams correspond to
positroids and give an explicit algorithm to calculate the Grassmann necklace
of said positroids. Then we develop a graphical calculus operating directly on
noncrossing generalized Wilson loop diagrams. In this paradigm, applying
diagrammatic moves to a generalized Wilson loop diagram results in new diagrams
that represent boundaries of its associated positroid, without passing through
cryptomorphisms. We provide a Python implementation of the graphical calculus
and use it to show that the boundaries of positroids associated to ordinary
Wilson loop diagram are generated by our diagrammatic moves in certain cases.