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We consider a class of line operators in d = 4, N = 2 supersymmetric field theories, which leave four supersymmetries unbroken. Such line operators support a new class of BPS states which we call "framed BPS states." These include halo bound states similar to those of d = 4, N = 2 supergravity, where (ordinary) BPS particles are loosely bound to the line operator. Using this construction, we give a new proof of the Kontsevich-Soibelman wall-crossing formula (WCF) for the ordinary BPS particles, by reducing it to the semiprimitive WCF. After reducing on S 1 , the expansion of the vevs of the line operators in the IR provides a new physical interpretation of the "Darboux coordinates" on the moduli space M of the theory. Moreover, we introduce a "protected spin character" (PSC) that keeps track of the spin degrees of freedom of the framed BPS states. We show that the generating functions of PSCs admit a multiplication, which defines a deformation of the algebra of holomorphic functions on M. As an illustration of these ideas, we consider the sixdimensional (2, 0) field theory of A 1 type compactified on a Riemann surface C. Here, we show (extending previous results) that line operators
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