Asymptotic realization of the super-BMS algebra at spatial infinity
arXiv:2004.07299 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.101.126016
Abstract
Explicit boundary conditions are given at spatial infinity for four-dimensional supergravity, which provide a realization of the super-BMS algebra of Awada, Gibbons and Shaw. The results are then generalized to the - extended super-BMS algebras.
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