Comments of -supersymmetry in superfield formalism
arXiv:2109.14227 · doi:10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2021.115641
Abstract
We investigate superfield formulation of the minimal -supersymmetry. It is shown that the integrability on -superspace guarantees the invariance of action. Then we present two superfields which carry distinct irreducible representations of the -supersymmetry algebra. One of them gives integrable Lagrangian and the other does not. We also show that integrable superfields with different -degree also carry irreducible representations and they give invariant actions. To perform this analysis, the representation theory of the minimal -supersymmetry algebra is studied in some detail.
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