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most citedPutting String/Fivebrane Duality to the Test

46 citations · 193 across the 35 of their papers we have counts for

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hep-th2021★ 1 cited

The 1.5 Order Formalism does not Generate a Valid BRS Transformation for Supergravity

John A. Dixon

The 1.5 order formalism (sometimes called a `trick') is the cornerstone of modern supergravity. In this paper, the free massive Wess--Zumino theory is used as a simple toy model to…

physics.gen-ph2021

A Candidate for a Supergravity Anomaly

John A. Dixon

Using elementary BRS cohomology theory, this paper describes a supergravity anomaly analogous to, but very different from, the well known gauge and gravitational anomalies. It clos…

physics.gen-ph2019

Suppressed SUSY and the Cosmological Constant

John Dixon

Rigid SUSY with gauge symmetry has a simple form for the Higgs potential. It is the positive semi--definite sum of the squares of the auxiliary fields. Setting the potential to zer…

physics.gen-ph2019★ 1 cited

Frozen SUSY with Susyons as the Dark Matter

John A. Dixon

Frozen SUSY is the maximally suppressed Supersymmetric SU(5) Grand Unified Theory coupled to Supergravity. In Frozen SUSY, there is only one extra particle in addition to those tha…

physics.gen-ph2017

The Basic Mechanism for Suppressed SUSY

John A. Dixon

Suppressed SUSY is a new mechanism for `breaking SUSY'. It requires Supergravity. It is independent of and very different from spontaneous or explicit SUSY breaking. A recent paper…

physics.gen-ph2017★ 3 cited

Suppressed SUSY for the SU(5) Grand Unified Supergravity Theory

John A. Dixon

This paper starts with the most basic SU(5) Grand Unified Theory, coupled to Supergravity. Then it builds a new theory, incorporating the ideas of Suppressed SUSY. Suppressed SUSY…