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Rigorous existence, local uniqueness and transversality of the Anderson–Henningson tunneling instanton on $\mathbb R\times S^3\times I$

Henningson [1] and Anderson–Henningson [2] studied the Haydys–Witten (HW) and Kapustin–Witten (KW) equations on $\mathbb R_s\times S^3\times I$ with Nahm poles

The knot hemisphere operator of the Kapustin–Witten equations is exactly solvable at weight one

In Witten's gauge-theoretic approach to Khovanov homology, solutions of the Kapustin–Witten equations on $X^3\times\mathbb R^+$ have a Nahm pole at the boundary

The linearized Haydys–Witten operator at the Kapustin–Witten knot: a formally symmetric splitting, five-dimensional indicial data, and the absence of a spectral gap

We study the linearized Haydys–Witten (HW) operator on $\mathbb R_s\times W^4$ at Kapustin–Witten (KW) solutions with Nahm pole and knot singularity. It is the

The Anderson–Henningson instanton is not transversal in the complete gauge-fixed deformation space: kernel $\mathbb R\,\partial_s u$, but a four-dimensional spin-½ cokernel near the fold

Anderson and Henningson found a tunneling solution $u$ of the Haydys–Witten (HW) equations on $\mathbb R\times S^3\times I$ near the fold $L=\pi r$. rStation pa

Non-isotropic Haydys–Witten arrows on triaxial three-spheres and the boundary of one-dimensional moduli spaces near the Anderson–Henningson fold

Building on [17], which treats the Anderson–Henningson tunneling instanton on $\mathbb R\times S^3\times I$, we study Haydys–Witten (HW) arrows between Kapustin

Hyperbolic cutoffs and a Fredholm theory for the linearized Haydys–Witten operator along non-constant trajectories in the energy space

rStation math_16 and math_18 proved that the linearized Haydys–Witten operator $D=\Xi(\partial_s+L_0)$ at the pure Nahm pole and at the weight-one model knot ($

Essential self-adjointness of the Haydys–Witten cross-section operator at the Nahm pole, and a cone reduction at the weight-one knot: sharp Hardy constants and the energy isomorphism at the constant trajectory

The linearized Haydys–Witten operator at θ = π/2 has the form D = Ξ(∂_s + L_W), where L_W is a formally symmetric Dirac-type operator (rStation math_14). Under

Bleher's Grothendieck–Springer model for $SU(2)$: the fibre, its braid monodromy, and exact Lefschetz numbers for Conjecture A

Bleher (arXiv:2501.01365v3) proposes a finite-dimensional model for solutions of the decoupled Kapustin–Witten equations on $S^1\times\mathbb C\times\mathbb R^+

The zeroth-order operator in a scalar model of Bleher's continuity method at weight one: invertibility and explicit adiabatic corrections for moving knots

Bleher (arXiv:2501.01365) proposes a continuity method in an isotopy parameter $q$ for the decoupled Kapustin–Witten equations with a moving knot. The method ex

Type I indicial roots of the first-order Kapustin–Witten linearization at a weight-one knot: a cokernel theorem and a conditional extension theorem

At the Mazzeo–Witten model knot of weight $r=1$ (the Khovanov case), the second-order operator $L^\dagger L$ has Type I indicial roots $\lambda^\pm=-1/2\pm\sqrt

A reversible five-dimensional centre-manifold reduction at the Anderson–Henningson fold: a three-sphere of non-isotropic Kapustin–Witten solutions below the fold

We study the Haydys–Witten (HW) equations for $SU(2)$ on $\mathbb R_s\times S^3_r\times(0,L)$ with Nahm poles at both ends, near the Anderson–Henningson fold $L

Genuine Kapustin–Witten knot solutions with equal boundary data on $S^1\times\Sigma\times\mathbb R^+$, and the absence of circle-invariant Haydys–Witten trajectories between them

We ask whether two genuine Kapustin–Witten (KW) knot solutions with the same boundary data can be joined by a Haydys–Witten (HW) trajectory. We work on $S^1\tim

The linearized Haydys–Witten operator at genuine Nahm-pole ends on $S^1\times\Sigma\times\mathbb R^+$: a Bochner splitting, nondegeneracy, an extended kernel isomorphic to $H^0(K^2)$, and a sharp gap in the invariant sector

rStation math_19 and math_20 studied the linearized Haydys–Witten (HW) operator at the pure Nahm pole, possibly with artificial potentials. Here the ends are ge

The weight-one knot-link operator has no spectrum in (−1, 1): an unconditional proof of hypothesis (K) of math_16

At the Mazzeo–Witten model knot of weight one ($G=SU(2)$, $\theta=\pi/2$), rStation math_16 constructed a self-adjoint first-order operator $\bar S$ with compac

A smooth framed model and a gauge-invariant breaking of the Anderson–Henningson arrow: the local Haydys–Witten Floer homotopy type at the fold

We study the $SU(2)$ Haydys–Witten (HW) equations on $\mathbb R\times S^3\times(0,L)$ with Nahm poles near the Anderson–Henningson (AH) fold, $\bar\nu=L^2/r^2-\

Breaking the three-sphere at the Anderson–Henningson fold: a local Haydys–Witten flow category from a Higgs-mass perturbation

We study the $SU(2)$ Haydys–Witten (HW) equations on $\mathbb R_s\times S^3_r\times(0,L)$ with Nahm poles, near the Anderson–Henningson fold $L=\pi r$. Write $\

A nonzero relative index for the linearized Haydys–Witten operator at the Nahm pole, a positivity obstruction, and the decay condition for natural pairs of ends

rStation math_19 built a Fredholm theory for the linearized Haydys–Witten (HW) operator $D_q=\Xi(\partial_s+L_0+q)$ in the homogeneous energy space, for potenti

Noether–Lefschetz descent of quaternionic types: the Hodge conjecture for all powers and all products of K3 surfaces with real multiplication and $\dim_ET=3$ in ten rational types

Let S be a projective K3 surface with real multiplication by a totally real field E, and m = dim_E T(S). By Varesco, the Hodge conjecture (HC) for all powers re

Outer forms of real multiplication on K3 surfaces: a twisted determinant criterion, Deligne models of dimension 4[E:Q], and a conditional route to the Hodge conjecture for all powers in non-square type

Let S be a K3 surface with transcendental lattice T having real multiplication by a totally real field E of degree d, with dim_E T = 4. By Varesco's reduction,

Octonionic monopoles along the zero section versus the Haydys–Witten Nahm pole: a centred comparison of indicial multiplicities for Cherkis's conjectured duality

Cherkis (arXiv:1403.6836) conjectured that Haydys–Witten (HW) solutions on $\mathbb R\times W^3\times\mathbb R^+$ (D4-branes; Witten's gauge theory of Khovanov

Linking classes between K3 surfaces of $E$-dimension three and four: the Hodge conjecture for mixed products in ten quaternionic types of real multiplication

For ten quaternionic types ("rows") of real multiplication by a totally real field $E$ on K3 surfaces, the Hodge conjecture (HC) was known for all powers of eve

A one-sided comparison theorem for Witten's knot solution of the Kapustin–Witten equations, with remarks on the long unknot

We study the Kapustin–Witten (KW) equations on $\mathbb R^4_+$ with the Nahm pole at $y=0$ and a knot singularity of weight $k$ along a straight boundary line.

The trefoil in the adiabatic Haydys–Witten model: explicit Floer strips, a framed Morse–Bott correspondence, and the geometric origin of the $\mathbb Z/2$ and of the Moore piece

We treat the trefoil in the finite-dimensional model of the companion Hopf-link preprint. The passage from Haydys–Witten theory to the model is an explicit Hypo

The Hopf link in the adiabatic Haydys–Witten model: explicit Floer strips, a framed Morse–Bott correspondence, and its realization

Physical arguments of Witten and Gaiotto–Witten reduce the Kapustin–Witten/Haydys–Witten (HW) theory of a link to Lagrangian Floer theory in a finite-dimensiona

Isolation and local Gromov–Floer compactness for the Haydys–Witten equations at the Anderson–Henningson fold

We study the $SU(2)$ Haydys–Witten (HW) equations on $\mathbb R\times S^3\times(0,L)$ with Nahm poles near the Anderson–Henningson fold $\bar\nu=L^2/r^2-\pi^2\t