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Higher Spin BRS Cohomology of Supersymmetric Chiral Matter in D=4
, 1993 We examine the BRS cohomology of chiral matter in $N=1$, $D=4$ supersymmetry to determine a general form of composite superfield operators which can suffer from supersymmetry anomalies.
F. Brandt +11 more
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N=1 Euler Anomaly from RG-dependent metric-Background
EPJ Web of Conferences, 2017 We consider N = 1supersymmetric gauge theories in the conformal window. By applying a suitable matter superfield- and Weyl-transformation the renormalisation group running of the theory is absorbed into the metric.
Prochazka Vladimir, Zwicky Roman
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Radiatively induced breaking of conformal symmetry in a superpotential
Physics Letters B, 2016 Radiatively induced symmetry breaking is considered for a toy model with one scalar and one fermion field unified in a superfield. It is shown that the classical quartic self-interaction of the superfield possesses a quantum infrared singularity ...
A.B. Arbuzov, D.J. Cirilo-Lombardo
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Realising mutated hilltop inflation in supergravity
Physics Letters B, 2019 We present N=1 supergravity models of mutated hilltop inflation (MHI) for both large and small field sectors. Models with canonical kinetic terms are developed based on a shift symmetric Kähler potential in inflaton superfield, and with a superpotential ...
Tony Pinhero, Supratik Pal
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Towards a unified theory of massless superfields of all superspins [PDF]
, 1997 S. James Gates +2 more
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Quantum Chern-Simons Theories on Cylinders: BV-BFV Partition Functions. [PDF]
Commun Math Phys, 2023 Cattaneo AS, Mnev P, Wernli K.
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Supergauge multiplets and superfields
Physics Letters B, 1974 Abstract Superfields are defined as functions of the space-time variable x and of anticommuting two-component spinors θ and θ . They have definite transformation properties under supergauge transformations. Their expansion in θ and θ generates a finite number of ordinary fields forming a multiplet.
Bruno Zumino +2 more
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