Self-adjoint extensions and SUSY breaking in Supersymmetric Quantum Mechanics
arXiv:hep-th/0501083 · doi:10.1088/0305-4470/38/21/011
Abstract
We consider the self-adjoint extensions (SAE) of the symmetric supercharges and Hamiltonian for a model of SUSY Quantum Mechanics in with a singular superpotential. We show that only for two particular SAE, whose domains are scale invariant, the algebra of N=2 SUSY is realized, one with manifest SUSY and the other with spontaneously broken SUSY. Otherwise, only the N=1 SUSY algebra is obtained, with spontaneously broken SUSY and non degenerate energy spectrum.
LaTeX. 23 pages and 1 figure (minor changes). Version to appear in the Journal of Physics A: Mat. and Gen
Cited by in corpus (17)
- On hidden broken nonlinear superconformal symmetry of conformal mechanics and nature of double nonlinear superconformal symmetry
- Quantization and Conformal Properties of a Generalized Calogero Model
- Singular Behavior of the Laplace Operator in Polar Spherical Coordinates and Some of Its Consequences for the Radial Wave Function at the Origin of Coordinates
- Klein four-group and Darboux duality in conformal mechanics
- Extended supersymmetry and its reduction on a circle with point singularities
- Hidden superconformal symmetry of spinless Aharonov-Bohm system
- Supersymmetric quantum mechanical generalized MIC-Kepler system
- Spin Non-commutativity and the Three-Dimensional Harmonic Oscillator
- supersymmetry and anisotropic scale invariance
- Supersymmetric Descendants of Self-Adjointly Extended Quantum Mechanical Hamiltonians
- A New Example of the Effects of a Singular Background on the Zeta Function
- Spectral Functions of Singular Operators
- Krein's Formula And Heat-Kernel Expansion For Some Differential Operators With A Regular Singularity
- Index and localization for type B superconformal mechanics on singular spaces
- Spectral functions of non essentially selfadjoint operators
- On Matrix Superpotential and Three-Component Normal Modes
- Hidden symmetries and nonlinear (super)algebras