Numerical tools to validate stationary points of SO(8)-gauged N=8 D=4 supergravity
arXiv:1007.0600 · doi:10.1016/j.cpc.2011.11.022
Abstract
Until recently, the preferred strategy to identify stationary points in the scalar potential of SO(8)-gauged N=8 supergravity in D=4 has been to consider truncations of the potential to sub-manifolds of E_{7(+7)}/SU(8) that are invariant under some postulated residual gauge group G of SO(8). As powerful alternative strategies have been shown to exist that allow one to go far beyond what this method can achieve -- and in particular have produced numerous solutions that break the SO(8) gauge group to no continuous residual symmetry -- independent verification of results becomes a problem due to both the complexity of the scalar potential and the large number of new solutions. This article introduces a conceptually simple self-contained piece of computer code that allows independent numerical validation of claims on the locations of newly discovered stationary points.
9 pages, program code can be obtained by downloading paper's source from arxiv; new version contains code cleanup and extensions (scalar mass matrix code)
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