Rozansky–Witten theory

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Rozansky–Witten theory is a three-dimensional topological quantum field theory associated with hyperkähler manifolds that yields invariants of 3-manifolds and links via holomorphic symplectic geometry.

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instanceOf 3-dimensional topological quantum field theory
topological quantum field theory
associatedWith 3-manifolds
holomorphic symplectic manifolds
hyperkähler manifolds
links
defines 3-manifold invariants
link invariants
developedBy Edward Witten NERFINISHED
Lev Rozansky NERFINISHED
dimension 3
field geometric representation theory
hyperkähler geometry
low-dimensional topology
mathematical physics
quantum field theory
symplectic geometry
generalizes finite-type 3-manifold invariants
invariantType topological invariant
involves Atiyah class NERFINISHED
Feynman graph weight systems
curvature tensor of the hyperkähler metric
holomorphic symplectic form
trivalent graphs
mathematicalStructure functor from 3-dimensional cobordism category to vector spaces
motivation to construct new 3-manifold invariants from hyperkähler geometry
namedAfter Edward Witten NERFINISHED
Lev Rozansky NERFINISHED
produces graph cohomology classes
invariants valued in cohomology of the target manifold
weight systems for Vassiliev invariants
quantizationType topological
relatedTo Chern–Simons theory NERFINISHED
Donaldson–Thomas theory NERFINISHED
Gromov–Witten theory NERFINISHED
topological sigma models
studiedIn 3-manifold topology
algebraic geometry
symplectic topology
supersymmetryOrigin N=4 supersymmetric sigma model in three dimensions
targetSpace hyperkähler manifold
twistType topological twist of N=4 supersymmetry
uses Feynman diagram expansions
configuration space integrals
holomorphic symplectic geometry
hyperkähler geometry
supersymmetric sigma models
topological twisting
yearProposed 1996

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