Hidden supersymmetry as a key to constructing low-energy superfield effective actions
arXiv:1911.04485
Abstract
In this review paper, we outline and exemplify the general method of constructing the supefield low-energy quantum effective action of supersymmetric Yang-Mills (SYM) theories with extended supersymmetry in the Coulomb phase, grounded upon the requirement of invariance under the non-manifest (hidden) part of the underlying supersymmetry. In this way we restore the supersymmetric effective actions in SYM, supersymmetric effective actions in SYM and supersymmetric effective actions in SYM theories. The manifest off-shell fractions of the full supersymmetry are, respectively, , and supersymmetries. In all cases the effective actions depend on the corresponding covariant superfield SYM strengths and the hypermultiplet superfields. The whole construction essentially exploits a power of the harmonic superspace formalism.
0 + 27 pages, Abstract and sec. 2 slightly modified, typos corrected; Contribution to the Volume in Honor of Andrei A. Slavnov on the occasion of his 80th Birthday. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1812.07206, arXiv:hep-th/0111062
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