Quantum Hikita Conjecture for Conical Theories
Establish the quantum Hikita conjecture by proving that for conical three-dimensional N=4 gauge theories specified by a complex reductive group G and representation N, the specialized quantum D-modules on Higgs branches are isomorphic, as D-modules, to the D-modules of graded traces on the corresponding quantum Coulomb branches.
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The twisted trace is closely related to the quantum Hikita conjecture. The quantum Hikita conjecture Conjecture 1.1 states that for conical theories (see \Cref{1.1}), the specialized quantum D-modules on Higgs branches and the D-modules of graded traces for Coulomb branches are isomorphic as D-modules.
We propose the following conjecture. There is an isomorphism of $D$-modules $Q_{q=2\hbar}{\mathrm{PSZ} \simeq \operatorname{GrTr}(\mathcal{A})$ as quotients of $\mathscr H_\hbar[[{\boldsymbol{z}]]$.
For every $\tau \in \mathscr{H}\hbar[[{\boldsymbol{z}]]$ $\widetilde{\operatorname{tr}{\Theta(p\vee)}(\tau) = V{(\tau)}_{q=2\hbar,p}.$