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S-duality of boundary conditions and the
Geometric Langlands program
Maximally supersymmetric gauge theory in four dimensions admits local boundary conditions which preserve half of the bulk supersymmetries. The S-duality of the bulk gauge theory can be extended in a natural fashion to act on such half-BPS boundary conditions. The purpose of this note is to explain the role these boundary conditions can play in the Geometric Langlands program. In particular, we describe how to obtain pairs of Geometric Langland dual objects from S-dual pairs of half-BPS boundary conditions.