“The self-duality equations on a Riemann surface”

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“The self-duality equations on a Riemann surface” is a seminal mathematical paper that introduced what are now called Hitchin equations, laying foundational connections between gauge theory, Higgs bundles, and the geometry of moduli spaces on Riemann surfaces.

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instanceOf journal article
mathematical research paper
associatedConcept Hitchin base NERFINISHED
Hitchin moduli space NERFINISHED
Hitchin section NERFINISHED
Hitchin system NERFINISHED
harmonic metric on a bundle
holomorphic structure on a vector bundle
polystable Higgs bundle
stable Higgs bundle
unitary connection
author Nigel Hitchin NERFINISHED
Nigel J. Hitchin NERFINISHED
defines Hitchin equations NERFINISHED
field algebraic geometry
complex geometry
differential geometry
gauge theory
geometric analysis
mathematical physics
hasInfluenceOn gauge-theoretic approaches to algebraic geometry
geometric Langlands program NERFINISHED
hyperkähler geometry of moduli spaces
non-abelian Hodge theory
study of character varieties
theory of Higgs bundles
introduces Higgs bundle NERFINISHED
language English
mainTopic Higgs bundles NERFINISHED
Hitchin equations NERFINISHED
Yang–Mills self-duality in two dimensions
moduli spaces of Higgs bundles
non-abelian Hodge theory NERFINISHED
self-duality equations
stable bundles on Riemann surfaces
publishedIn Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society NERFINISHED
relatesTo Hitchin fibration NERFINISHED
character varieties
flat connections
harmonic maps
integrable systems
moduli of stable bundles
non-abelian Hodge correspondence NERFINISHED
representation varieties of surface groups
spectral curves
studies holomorphic vector bundles with Higgs field
hyperkähler structure on moduli spaces
moduli space of solutions to Hitchin equations
solutions of self-duality equations on Riemann surfaces

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