Dyonic Instantons in 5-dim Yang-Mills Chern-Simons Theories
Seok Kim, Ki-Myeong Lee, Sungjay Lee
TL;DR
The paper analyzes dyonic instantons in five‑dimensional ${\cal N}=1$ Yang–Mills theories with a Chern–Simons term, showing that the CS term induces a background magnetic field on the instanton moduli space and yields 1/2‑BPS configurations saturating a pseudo‑BPS bound. The low‑energy dynamics of multiple instantons is captured by a one‑dimensional gauged matrix model with a background charge, and the moduli‑space dynamics acquire a first‑order magnetic term that encodes CS effects. For a single instanton, explicit ADHM constructions yield the scalar profiles, charges, and angular momentum, and the moduli‑space quantization reveals non‑abelian electric charge in the symmetric phase, with ground states described by lowest Landau levels on coset spaces and, in the noncommutative case, Calabi‑type metrics. The results connect to brane realizations, noncommutative geometry, and potential ultraviolet completions, highlighting the rich structure of solitons in 5d YMCS theories.
Abstract
We consider the BPS dyonic instantons in the 5-dim supersymmetric Yang-Mills Chern-Simons theories. Its field theoretic structures and the moduli space dynamics in term of the ADHM data have been explored in detail. We find that the field theoretic Chern-Simons term leads to an effective magnetic field on instanton moduli space.
