
It is known that the large N expansion of the partition function in ABJM theory on a three-sphere is completely determined by the topological string on local Hirzebruch surface F_0. In this note, we investigate the ABJM partition function on an ellipsoid, which has a conventional deformation parameter b. Using 3d mirror symmetry, we find a remarkable relation between the ellipsoid partition function for b^2=3 (or b^2=1/3) in ABJM theory at k=1 and a matrix model for the topological string on another Calabi-Yau threefold, known as local P^2. As in the case of b=1, we can compute the full large N expansion of the partition function in this case. This is the first example of the complete large N solution in ABJM theory on the squashed sphere. Using the obtained results, we also analyze the supersymmetric Renyi entropy.
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High Energy Physics - Theory, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Matrix Models, FOS: Physical sciences, 1/N Expansion, Topological Strings, Mathematical Physics (math-ph), Nonperturbative Effects, High Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th), Mathematical Physics, 500.2, ddc: ddc:500.2
High Energy Physics - Theory, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Matrix Models, FOS: Physical sciences, 1/N Expansion, Topological Strings, Mathematical Physics (math-ph), Nonperturbative Effects, High Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th), Mathematical Physics, 500.2, ddc: ddc:500.2
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