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1 Duality and Supersymmetric Monopoles

Jerome P. Gauntlett

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Exact duality in supersymmetric gauge theories leads to highly non-trivial predictions about the moduli spaces of BPS monopole solutions. These notes attempt to be a pedagogical review of the current status of these investigations and are based on lectures given at the 33rd Karpacz Winter School: Duality-Strings and Fields, February 1997.

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Exact duality in supersymmetric gauge theories leads to highly non-trivial predictions about the moduli spaces of BPS monopole solutions. These notes attempt to be a pedagogical review of the current status of these investigations and are based on lectures given at the 33rd Karpacz Winter School: Duality-Strings and Fields, February 1997.

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Exact duality in supersymmetric gauge theories leads to highly non-trivial predictions about the moduli spaces of BPS monopole solutions. These notes attempt to be a pedagogical review of the current status of these investigations and are based on lectures given at the 33rd Karpacz Winter School: Duality-Strings and Fields, February 1997.

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