Abstract

We calculate the homological blocks for Seifert manifolds from the exact ex- pression for the G = SU(N ) Witten-Reshetikhin-Turaev invariants of Seifert manifolds obtained by Lawrence, Rozansky, and Mariño. For the G = SU(2) case, it is possible to ex- press them in terms of the false theta functions and their derivatives. For G = SU(N ), we calculate them as a series expansion and also discuss some properties of the contributions from the abelian flat connections to the Witten-Reshetikhin-Turaev invariants for general N . We also provide an expected form of the S-matrix for general cases and the structure of the Witten-Reshetikhin-Turaev invariants in terms of the homological blocks.

Highlights

  • Categorifies the Chern-Simons (CS) partition function or the Witten-Reshetikhin-Turaev (WRT) invariant [1, 2] for closed 3-manifolds is not available yet

  • We proposed a formula to calculate the S-matrix in general cases and checked that the S-matrix calculated from the formula by using the linking form agrees with the result that is obtained from the calculation of Za’s and Zb’s

  • We discussed general forms of the WRT invariant in terms of homological blocks and checked that examples that we discussed fit into the expected forms

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Summary

Calculation of the partition function

We see from several examples that the Weyl orbit of such a t corresponds to one abelian flat connection whose holonomy HolA(h) is a conjugacy class t. We expect that a Weyl orbit of such a t corresponds to an abelian flat connection whose holonomy as in SU(2). If (2, −2) part of (2, −2, 0) led to the non-abelian reducible flat connection, the SU(2) part of the integral on (2, −2) would be given by the residue of the integral, which is not the case. We expect that a Weyl orbit of t ∈ Λ2/HΛ2 in (3.8) which gives HolA(h) ∼= diag (v, v, v−2) corresponds to an abelian flat connection. In sum, we expect that a Weyl orbit of t ∈ Λr/HΛr in (3.8) corresponds to an abelian flat connection of SU(N )

Properties of the formula
Resurgent analysis
Other ranges of P and H and reversed orientation of M3
Higher rank gauge group
Discussion
Some examples
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