Superparticles, p-Form Coordinates and the BPS Condition
arXiv:hep-th/9711128 · doi:10.1016/S0370-2693(98)00144-0
Abstract
A model for superparticles in dimensions is studied. The target space supersymmetry involves a product of momentum generators, and the action has local bosonic symmetries and local fermionic symmetries. The precise relation between the symmetries presented here and those existing in the literature is explained. A new model is proposed for superparticles in arbitrary dimensions where coordinates are associated with all the -form charges occuring in the superalgebra. The model naturally gives rise to the BPS condition for the charges.
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