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Projective Superspaces in Practice

arXiv:1708.02820 · doi:10.1016/j.geomphys.2018.03.021

Abstract

We study the supergeometry of complex projective superspaces . First, we provide formulas for the cohomology of invertible sheaves of the form , that are pull-back of ordinary invertible sheaves on the reduced variety . Next, by studying the even Picard group $\mbox{Pic}_0 (\mathbb{P}^{n|m})$, classifying invertible sheaves of rank , we show that the sheaves are not the only invertible sheaves on , but there are also new genuinely supersymmetric invertible sheaves that are unipotent elements in the even Picard group. We study the -Picard group $\mbox{Pic}_Π(\mathbb{P}^{n|m})$, classifying -invertible sheaves of rank , proving that there are also non-split -invertible sheaves on supercurves . Further, we investigate infinitesimal automorphisms and first order deformations of , by studying the cohomology of the tangent sheaf using a supersymmetric generalisation of the Euler exact sequence. A special special attention is paid to the meaningful case of supercurves and of Calabi-Yau's . Last, with an eye to applications to physics, we show in full detail how to endow with the structure of super Riemann surface and we obtain its SUSY-preserving infinitesimal automorphisms from first principles, that prove to be the Lie superalgebra . A particular effort has been devoted to keep the exposition as concrete and explicit as possible.

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