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High temperature expansion in supersymmetric matrix quantum mechanics
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Topological avatars of new physics. [PDF]
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Supersymmetrizing a Quantum Mechanical System
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Supersymmetric quantum mechanics
Annals of Physics, 1983Abstract We give a general construction for supersymmetric Hamiltonians in quantum mechanics. We find that N-extended supersymmetry imposes very strong constraints, and for N > 4 the Hamiltonian is integrable. We give a variety of examples, for one-particle and for many-particle systems, in different numbers of dimensions.
M. de Crombrugghe, V. Rittenberg
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Supersymmetry and Supersymmetric Quantum Mechanics
2007In this chapter we describe briefly, for the sake of completeness, some of the ideas and applications of supersymmetry, as defined and understood in other fields of physics. Supersymmetry was originally introduced in particle physics, more accurately, in relativistic quantum field theory where it was introduced in an attempt to obtain a unified ...
Frank, A., van Isacker, P., Jolie, J.
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Supersymmetric quantum mechanics
1996In this chapter we will start with the definition of the so-called N-extended super- symmetric quantum mechanics. This approach, actually for N = 2, has first been formulated by Nicolai [Nic76] in his search for supersymmetry in non-relativistic quantimi systems related to models of statistical physics.
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