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Rigidly supersymmetric gauge theories on curved superspace (2012)

by Bei Jia, Eric Sharpe
Venue:JHEP
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Exploring Curved Superspace

by Thomas T. Dumitrescu, Guido Festuccia, Nathan Seiberg
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...ercharge δζ of Rcharge +1 corresponds to a solution ζ of (∇µ − iAµ) ζ = −iVµζ − iV νσµνζ , (1.11) 2 The corresponding analysis for old minimal supergravity [23,24] will be described in [25]. See also =-=[26,27]-=-. 3 while a supercharge δ ζ̃ of R-charge −1 corresponds to a solution ζ̃ of (∇µ + iAµ) ζ̃ = iVµζ̃ + iV ν σ̃µν ζ̃ . (1.12) Note that the presence of rigid supersymmetry does not depend on the details o...

Nonlinear sigma models with AdS supersymmetry in three dimensions

by Daniel Butter, Sergei M. Kuzenko, Gabriele Tartaglino-Mazzucchelli , 2012
"... In three-dimensional anti-de Sitter (AdS) space, there exist several realizations of N-extended supersymmetry, which are traditionally labelled by two non-negative integers p ≥ q such that p + q = N. Different choices of p and q, with N fixed, prove to lead to different restrictions on the target sp ..."
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In three-dimensional anti-de Sitter (AdS) space, there exist several realizations of N-extended supersymmetry, which are traditionally labelled by two non-negative integers p ≥ q such that p + q = N. Different choices of p and q, with N fixed, prove to lead to different restrictions on the target space geometry of supersymmetric nonlinear σ-models. We classify all possible types of hyperkähler target spaces for the cases N = 3 and N = 4 by making use of two different realizations for the most general (p, q) supersymmetric σ-models: (i) off-shell formulations in terms of N = 3 and N = 4 projective supermultiplets; and (ii) on-shell formulations in terms of covariantly chiral scalar superfields in (2,0) AdS superspace. Depending on the type of N = 3, 4 AdS supersymmetry, nonlinear σ-models can support one of the following target space geometries: (i) hyperkähler cones; (ii) non-compact hyperkähler manifolds with a U(1) isometry group which acts non-trivially on the two-sphere of complex structures; (iii) arbitrary hyperkähler manifolds including compact ones. The option (iii) is realized only in the case of critical (4,0) AdS supersymmetry. As an application of the (4,0) AdS techniques developed, we also construct the most general nonlinear σ-model in Minkowski space with a non-centrally extended N = 4 Poincare ́ supersymmetry. Its target space is a hyperkähler cone (which is characteristic of N = 4 superconformal σ-models), but the σ-model is massive. The Lagrangian includes a positive potential constructed in terms of the homothetic conformal Killing vector the target space is endowed with. This mechanism of mass generation differs from the standard one which corresponds to a σ-model with the ordinary N = 4 Poincare ́ supersymmetry and which makes use of a tri-holomorphic Killing vector. ar

Symmetries of curved superspace

by Sergei M. Kuzenko - JHEP , 2013
"... The formalism to determine (conformal) isometries of a given curved superspace was elaborated almost two decades ago in the context of the old minimal formula-tion for N = 1 supergravity in four dimensions (4D). This formalism is universal, for it may readily be generalized to supersymmetric backgro ..."
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The formalism to determine (conformal) isometries of a given curved superspace was elaborated almost two decades ago in the context of the old minimal formula-tion for N = 1 supergravity in four dimensions (4D). This formalism is universal, for it may readily be generalized to supersymmetric backgrounds associated with any supergravity theory formulated in superspace. In particular, it has already been used to construct rigid supersymmetric field theories in 5D N = 1, 4D N = 2 and 3D (p, q) anti-de Sitter superspaces. In the last two years, there have appeared a number of publications devoted to the construction of supersymmetric backgrounds in off-shell 4D N = 1 supergravity theories using component field considerations. Here we demonstrate how to read off the key results of these recent publications from the more general superspace approach developed in the 1990s. We also present a universal superspace setting to construct supersymmetric backgrounds, which is applicable to any of the known off-shell formulations for N = 1 supergravity. This approach is based on the realizations of the new minimal and non-minimal super-gravity theories as super-Weyl invariant couplings of the old minimal supergravity to certain conformal compensators. ar
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... and not just the rigid supersymmetry transformations as in [16, 20, 21]. If one is interested in generating all possible supersymmetric backgrounds in 4D N = 1 off-shell supergravity, the results of =-=[16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24]-=- appear to be exhaustive. However, if the goal is to engineer off-shell rigid supersymmetric theories on a given curved spacetime, or to carry out supergraph calculations in such theories, the supersp...

PUPT-2425 Exploring Curved Superspace (II)

by Thomas T. Dumitrescu, Guido Festuccia
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Symmetries of curved superspace in five . . .

by Sergei M. Kuzenko, Joseph Novak, Gabriele Tartaglino-mazzucchelli , 2014
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Curvature Couplings in N = (2, 2) Nonlinear Sigma Models on S2

by Bei Jia, Eric Sharpe , 2014
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...1 Introduction In recent years, curvature couplings in rigidly supersymmetric nonlinear sigma models on nontrivial spacetime manifolds of various dimensions have been discussed by several groups, see =-=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14]-=- and references contained therein. Often, supersymmetry on the nontrivial spacetime manifold will constrain the target space in some fashion, by e.g. requiring the Kähler form on the target space to ...

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by Sergei M. Kuzenkoa, Ivo Sachsd, Gabriele Tartaglino-mazzucchellia , 2013
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...n the Type II supergravity have been studied within the component approach, both in the Euclidean [34] and Lorentzian [35] signatures, building on the earlier results in four and five dimensions, see =-=[36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49]-=- and references therein. Since the authors of [34, 35] did not have access to the complete off-shell component actions for Type II supergravity and its matter couplings, their analysis was based eithe...

Vector-tensor supermultiplets in AdS and supergravity

by Sergei M. Kuzenko, Joseph Novak , 2011
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by Lara B. Anderson, Bei Jia, Ryan Manion, Burt Ovrut, Eric Sharpe, Fundamental Laws Of Nature , 2013
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Rigid 6D supersymmetry and localization

by Henning Samtlebena, Ergin Sezginb, Dimitrios Tsimpisc, Bgeorge P, Cuniversite ́ De Lyon , 2012
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...ion functions and Wilson loops, see e.g. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]. A systematic approach to the study of rigid supersymmetry in four-dimensional curved space has been initiated in [6] and further developed in =-=[7, 8, 9, 10, 11]-=-. Holographic applications of these theories have been studied in [12, 13] by embedding the curved space at the boundary of an asymptotically AdS space. A similar analysis of supersymmetric theories h...

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