This research reveals new insights on Hilbert series and superconformal index in orthosymplectic quiver gauge theories, suggesting refined symmetry mappings.
A bstract We investigate generalised global symmetries in 3d N=4 N = 4 orthosymplectic quiver gauge theories. Using the superconformal index, we identify a D 8 categorical symmetry web in a class of theories featuring so(2N)× usp(2N) so 2 N × usp 2 N gauge algebra (at zero Chern-Simons levels) and n bifundamental half-hypermultiplets, analogous to ABJ-type models. As a distinct contribution, we improve the prescription, previously studied in the literature, for computing Coulomb branch Hilbert series of SO( N ) gauge theories with N f vector hypermultiplets. Our improved prescription extends these methods by incorporating fugacities for discrete zero-form symmetries — specifically charge conjugation and magnetic symmetries — and properly treating background magnetic fluxes for the flavour symmetry. This refinement enables calculations for various global forms (O( N ) ± , Spin( N ) , Pin( N )) and ensures consistency with the Coulomb branch limit of the superconformal index and known dualities. The proper treatment of fluxes is particularly essential for analysing orthosymplectic quivers where such a flavour symmetry is gauged. We verify our methods through several examples, including an analysis of the mapping of discrete symmetries under mirror symmetry for T [SO( N )] and T [USp(2 N )] theories. The analysis also readily generalises to the T ρ [SO( N )] and T ρ [USp(2 N )] theories associated with partition ρ .
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