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3d quivers gauge theories and integrability

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I will discuss 3d quiver gauge theories of A_N type and their moduli space of supersymmetric vacua. According to Nekrasov-Shatatshvili the moduli space of vacua can be parameterized by solutions of Bethe equations of an anisotropic 1d spin chain. We shall relate various dualities in gauge theory with those of the spin chains as well as a very interesting connection of quantum spin chains with Hitchin systems.

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