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26 April 2024
 
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Biquaternions and ADHM Construction of Non-Compact SL(2,C) Yang-Mills Instantons
Sheng-Hong Lai ; Jen-Chi Lee ; I-Hsun Tsai ;
Date 3 Dec 2014
AbstractWe extend quaternion calculation in the ADHM construction of Sp(1) (=SU(2)) self-dual Yang-Mills (SDYM) instantons to the case of biquaternion. We use the biconjugate operation of biquaternion first introduced by Hamilton to construct the non-compact SL(2,C) SDYM instantons. The number of moduli for SL(2,C) k-instantons is found to be twice of that of Sp(1), 16k-6. These new SL(2,C) instanton solutions contain the SL(2,C) (M,N) instanton solutions constructed previously as a subset. The structure of singularities of the SL(2,C) 1-instanton field configuration with 10 moduli parameters is particularly investigated. The existence of singular structures of the non-compact SL(2,C) SDYM field configurations are mathematically consistent with recent results of the complex ADHM equations.
Source arXiv, 1412.1360
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