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Lecture III: Geometric Constructions Relating Different Special Geometries II Vicente Cort es Department of Mathematics University of Hamburg Winter School Geometry, Analysis, Physics Geilo (Norway), March 4-10, 2018 1 / 19 Plan of


  1. Lecture III: Geometric Constructions Relating Different Special Geometries II Vicente Cort´ es Department of Mathematics University of Hamburg Winter School “Geometry, Analysis, Physics” Geilo (Norway), March 4-10, 2018 1 / 19

  2. Plan of the third lecture ◮ One-loop quantum correction ◮ HK/QK-correspondence ◮ Special geometry of Euclidean N = 2 theories 2 / 19

  3. Some references for Lecture III Collaborations concerning HK/QK, 1-loop etc. [CD] C.–, David, arXiv:1706.05516 [CS] C.–, Saha (MZ ‘17) [CDiM] C.–, Dieterich, Mohaupt (LMP ‘17) [ACDM] Alekseevsky, C.– , Dyckmanns, Mohaupt (JGP ‘15), arXiv:1305... [ACM] Alekseevsky, C.– , Mohaupt (CMP ‘13), arXiv:1205... Related work [MS] Mac´ ıa, Swann (CMP ‘15), arXiv:1404... [H] Hitchin (CMP ‘13), arXiv:1210... [APP] Alexandrov, Persson, Pioline (JHEP ‘11). [Ha] Haydys (JGP ‘08). [RSV] Robles-Llana, Saueressig, Vandoren (JHEP ‘06). 3 / 19

  4. Some references for Lecture III Collaborations related to special geometry of Euclid. theories [CDMV] C.–, Dempster, Mohaupt, Vaughan (JHEP ‘15) [CDM] C.–, Dempster, Mohaupt (JHEP ‘14) [CM] C.–, Mohaupt (JHEP ‘09). [C] C.– (MS ‘06) [CMMS2] C.–, Mayer, Mohaupt, Saueressig (JHEP ‘05). [AC] Alekseevsky, C.– (AMST ‘05) [ABCV] Alekseevsky, Blazic, C.–, Vukmirovic (JGP ‘05) [CMMS1] C.–, Mayer, Mohaupt, Saueressig (JHEP ‘04). Related work [DV] Dyckmanns, Vaughan (JGP ‘17) 4 / 19

  5. One-loop correction of the FS-metric I Consider the FS-metric associated with a PSK domain ¯ M . The following symmetric tensor field is called one loop correction of the FS-metric [RSV]: FS = φ + c 1 φ + 2 c φ + c d φ 2 g c g ¯ M + 4 φ 2 φ 1 φ + c φ + 2 c ( d ˜ � ( ζ j d ˜ ζ j − ˜ ζ j d ζ j ) + ic (¯ ∂ − ∂ ) K ) 2 + φ + 4 φ 2 + 1 g ab dq b + 2 c 2 φ 2 e K � � � � ( X j d ˜ ζ j + F j ( X ) d ζ j ) dq a ˆ , � � 2 φ � � where c ∈ R , X j = z j / z 0 and �� X j � X i N ij ¯ K = − log is the K¨ ahler potential for the projective special K¨ ahler metric g ¯ M . 5 / 19

  6. One-loop correction of the FS-metric II Theorem [ACDM] For c ≥ 0, the one loop correction g c FS defines a 1-parameter ahler metrics on ¯ N = ¯ family of quaternionic K¨ M × G deforming the FS-metric g FS = g 0 FS . Sketch of proof ◮ Applying the rigid c-map to the underlying CASK mf. M we obtain a pseudo-HK mf. N . ◮ The ∇ -horizontal lift of 2 J ξ defines a Killing v.f. Z on N satisfying the assumptions of the HK/QK-correspondence explained on the next slides. ◮ Applying the HK/QK-correspondence yields a 1-parameter family of pseudo-QK metrics, of which we determine the domain of positivity. ◮ Finally we check that this family coincides with the one loop correction of the FS-metric. � 6 / 19

  7. The HK/QK-correspondence I The following result generalizes work of Haydys [Ha]: Theorem [ACM] ◮ Let ( M , g , J 1 , J 2 , J 3 ) be a pseudo-HK mf. with a timelike or spacelike Killing v.f. Z s.t. ◮ L Z J 1 = 0, L Z J 2 = − 2 J 3 , ◮ ∃ f : df = − ω 1 ( Z , · ), ω 1 = g ( J 1 · , · ), ◮ f and f 1 := f − g ( Z , Z ) / 2 are nowhere zero. Then from the data ( M , g , J 1 , J 2 , J 3 , f ) one can construct a pseudo-QK mf. ( M ′ , g ′ ) with dim M ′ = dim M . The signature of g ′ depends only on that of g and the signs of f and f 1 . ◮ Cases when g ′ > 0: ◮ g ′ > 0 of Ric > 0 if g > 0 and f 1 > 0 and ◮ g ′ > 0 of Ric < 0 if either: g > 0 and f < 0 or g has signature (4 k , 4), f < 0 and f 1 > 0. 7 / 19

  8. The HK/QK-correspondence II Remarks ◮ In [ACDM] we give a simple explicit formula for the QK-metric g ′ obtained from the HK/QK-correspondence: 3 1 g P := g P − 2 g ′ = � ( θ P a ) 2 , 2 | f | ˜ g P | M ′ , ˜ f a =0 ◮ where P → M is an S 1 -principal bundle with connection η and curvature ω 1 − 1 2 d β , β = gZ , endowed with 2 η 2 + g , g P = f 1 1 1 = η + 1 2 = 1 3 = − 1 θ P 2 df , θ P 2 β, θ P 2 ω 3 Z , θ P = 2 ω 2 Z , 0 ◮ and M ′ ⊂ P is transversal to Z P 1 = ˜ Z + f 1 X P . 8 / 19

  9. The HK/QK-correspondence III Remarks (continued) ◮ Using this formula, we check that rigid c-map metric is mapped to 1-loop corrected sugra c-map metric by this correspondence. ◮ Similar result obtained in [APP] by applying twistor methods and the inverse construction, the QK/HK-correspondence. M = { pt } → 1-param. defo of C H 2 by ◮ Simplest case is ¯ explicit complete QK metrics, see next slides. (Full domain of positivity of 1-loop correction has also components with incomplete metric, including one found by Haydys [Ha].) ◮ This example of the HK/QK-correspondence is also discussed in [H], but without the QK metric. ◮ ∃ similar K/K-correspondence [ACM,ACDM] and a version in generalized geometry [CD]. → related to Swann’s twist [MS] ◮ ∃ ASK/PSK-corresp. relating rigid and sugra r-map [CDiM]. 9 / 19

  10. Simplest example of a one-loop deformed QK metric: deformation of the universal hypermultiplet Example For ¯ M = pt , i.e. F = i 2 ( z 0 ) 2 , we have: 1 � φ + 2 c φ + c d φ 2 + φ + c φ + 2 c ( d ˜ φ + ζ 0 d ˜ ζ 0 − ˜ ζ 0 d ζ 0 ) 2 g c = 4 φ 2 ζ 0 ) 2 + ( d ζ 0 ) 2 ) � +2( φ + 2 c )(( d ˜ , with g 0 the complex hyperbolic plane metric and g c complete for c ≥ 0. 10 / 19

  11. Some properties of the one-loop deformed UHM, see [CS] ◮ Family g c interpolates between the complex hyperbolic metric g 0 and real hyperbolic metric. ◮ To see this we re-parametrize c = 1 / b and √ √ ( φ, ˜ φ, ζ 0 , ˜ ζ 0 ) = ( φ ′ , ˜ b ˜ b ζ ′ 0 , φ ′ , ζ ′ 0 ), obtaining � b φ ′ + 2 b φ ′ + 1 d φ ′ 2 + b φ ′ + 1 1 h b = φ ′ + b ζ ′ 0 d ˜ b φ ′ + 2( d ˜ 0 − b ˜ 0 d ζ ′ 0 ) 2 ζ ′ ζ ′ 4 φ ′ 2 +2( b φ ′ + 2) � 0 ) 2 + ( d ζ ′ 0 ) 2 �� ( d ˜ ζ ′ , where b > 0. Now the family can be extended to b = 0. ◮ The metric h 0 has constant negative curvature. ◮ Conformal structure at infinity acquires pole for b > 0. ◮ The metric g c ( c > 0) is not only Einstein and half-conformally flat but of negative curvature and ◮ quarter-pinched: 1 4 < δ p < 1 (limits attained as φ → ∞ , 0). 11 / 19

  12. Special geometry of Euclidean supersymmetry Special geometries of N = 2 Euclidean vector multiplets [CMSS1,CMMSS2,CM,CDMV] d susy sugra 4 affine special para-K¨ ahler projective special para-K¨ ahler 3 para-hyper-K¨ ahler para-quaternionic K¨ ahler Definition ◮ A para-K¨ ahler manifold ( M , g , J ) is a pseudo-Riem. mf. ( M , g ) endowed with a parallel skew-symmetric endomorphism field J s.t. J 2 = ✶ . ◮ A para-hyper-K¨ ahler manifold ( M , g , J 1 , J 2 , J 3 ) is a pseudo-Riem. mf. ( M , g ) endowed 3 parallel skew-symm. endom. fields J 1 , J 2 , J 3 = J 1 J 2 = − J 2 J 1 s.t. J 2 1 = J 2 2 = ✶ . 12 / 19

  13. Para-quaternionic K¨ ahler manifolds Definition (i) An almost para-quaternionic structure on a manifold M is a subbundle Q ⊂ End TM s.t. ∀ p ∈ M ∃ basis ( I , J , K = IJ = − JI ) of Q p such that I 2 = J 2 = ✶ . (ii) Let dim M > 4. A para-quaternionic K¨ ahler structure on M is a pair ( g , Q ) consisting of a pseudo-Riem. metric and a parallel para-quat. structure Q ⊂ so ( TM ). The triple ( M , g , Q ) is called a para-quaternionic K¨ ahler (para-QK) manifold. Remarks ◮ If dim M = 4, in (ii) one has to require in addition Q · R = 0. ◮ para-QK = ⇒ Einstein. ◮ para-HK = ⇒ para-QK and Ric = 0. ◮ ∃ classification of symm. para-QK mfs. with Ric � = 0 [AC] and cont. families of symm. para-HK mfs. of np. gps. [ABCV,C]. 13 / 19

  14. Symmetric para-quaternionic K¨ ahler manifolds I Theorem [AC] The following exhausts all s.c. symm. para-QK mfs. with Ric � = 0 of classical groups: A) SL ( n + 2 , R ) SU ( p + 1 , q + 1) S ( GL + (2 , R ) × GL + ( n , R )) , S ( U (1 , 1) × U ( p , q )) , BD) SO 0 ( p + 2 , q + 2) SO ∗ (2 n + 4) SO 0 (2 , 2) × SO 0 ( p , q ) , SO ∗ (4) × SO ∗ (2 n ) , C) Sp ( R 2 n +2 ) Sp ( R 2 ) × Sp ( R 2 n ) , 14 / 19

  15. Symmetric para-quaternionic K¨ ahler manifolds II Theorem [AC] The following exhausts all s.c. symm. para-QK mfs. with Ric � = 0 of exceptional groups: E 6(6) E 6(2) E 6( − 14) SL (2 , R ) × SL (6 , R ) , SU (3 , 3) × SU (1 , 1) , SU (5 , 1) × SU (1 , 1) , E 7(7) E 7( − 5) E 7( − 25) SL (2 , R ) × Spin 0 (6 , 6) , SL (2 , R ) × SO ∗ (12) , SL (2 , R ) × Spin 0 (10 , 2) , E 8(8) E 8( − 24) SL (2 , R ) × E 7(7) , SL (2 , R ) × E 7( − 25) , F 4(4) SL (2 , R ) × Sp ( R 6 ) , G 2(2) SO 0 (2 , 2) . 15 / 19

  16. � � � � Euclidean versions of the rigid r- and c-map Theorem [CMSS1-2] ◮ ∃ construction r 4+1 4+0 (temporal r -map) which associates a para-ASK mf. with every ASR mf. ◮ ∃ construction c 3+1 3+0 (temporal c -map) which associates a para-HK mf. with every ASK mf. ◮ ∃ construction c 4+0 3+0 (Euclidean c -map) which associates a para-HK mf. with every para-ASK mf. ◮ The resulting diagram commutes up to isometry: { ASR mfs. } r-map r 4+1 r 4+1 4+0 3+1 { para-ASK mfs. } { ASK mfs. } c 4+0 c 3+1 3+0 3+0 c-map c 3+1 2+1 � { para-HK mfs. } { HK mfs. } 16 / 19

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