One-loop effective potential in the non-local supersymmetric gauge theory

Abstract

Using the superfield formalism, we propose a non-local extension of the supersymmetric gauge theory coupled to massless chiral matter. Two different non-local models are considered. For these models, we explicitly calculate the one-loop Kälerian effective potential.

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