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Yang-Mills Equations of Motion for the Higgs Sector of SU(3)-Equivariant Quiver Gauge Theories

We consider SU(3)-equivariant dimensional reduction of Yang-Mills theory on spaces of the form R x SU(3)/H, with H equals either SU(2) x U(1) or U(1) x U(1). For the corresponding quiver gauge theory we derive the equations of motion and construct some specific solutions for the Higgs fields using different gauge groups. Specifically we choose the gauge groups U(6) and U(8) for the space R x CP^2 as well as the gauge group U(3) for the space R x SU(3)/U(1)xU(1), and derive Yang-Mills equations for the latter one using a spin connection endowed with a non-vanishing torsion. We find that a specific value for the torsion is necessary in order to obtain non-trivial solutions of Yang-Mills equations. Finally, we take the space R x CP^1 x CP^2 and derive the equations of motion for the Higgs sector for a U(3m+3) gauge theory.

preprint2010arXivOpen access

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