On the Gravitini Zero Modes riding on top of Multiple Black Holes
arXiv:1910.00261 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.103.126011
Abstract
We study gravitini zero modes in four dimensional pure supergravity theory. The gravitini zero modes we study are solutions to the Rarita-Schwinger equations of motion in the background of the purely bosonic Majumdar-Papapetrou background. We start with a very generic ansatz for the gravitini that involves ansatz functions and reduce the Rarita-Schwinger equations to a set of linear coupled partial differential equations on : the kind familiar from electromagnetism with divergences, curls etc. We first show how the gravitini zero modes due to broken supersymmetries arise in this set-up and how they solve the equations on . Then we go on and obtain other solutions to these equations: the `extra' fermion zero modes. If we count the fermion zero mode due to broken supersymmetries as one spinor worth of solutions, we have obtained three other spinors worth of solutions.
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