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hep-th200841 cited

Nonlinear N=2 Supersymmetry, Effective Actions and Moduli Stabilization

I. Antoniadis, J. P. Derendinger, T. Maillard

Nonlinear supersymmetry is used to compute the general form of the effective D-brane action in type I string theory compactified to four dimensions in the presence of internal magn…

hep-th200743 cited

Axionic symmetry gaugings in N=4 supergravities and their higher-dimensional origin

Jean-Pierre Derendinger, P. Marios Petropoulos, Nikolaos Prezas

We study the class of four-dimensional N=4 supergravities obtained by gauging the axionic shift and axionic rescaling symmetries. We formulate these theories using the machinery of…

hep-th2000

Supersymmetry and finite-temperature strings

I. Bakas, A. Bilal, J. -P. Derendinger +1

We describe finite temperature N=4 superstrings in D=5 by an effective four-dimensional supergravity of the thermal winding modes that can become tachyonic and trigger the instabil…

hep-th2000

M-Theory N=1 Effective Supergravity in Four Dimensions

J. -P. Derendinger, R. Sauser

We present a general `off-shell' description of the effective N=1 supergravity describing the low-energy limit of M-theory compactified on (Calabi-Yau) x S1/Z2. In our formulation,…

hep-th1999

Non-perturbative Supersymmetry Breaking and Finite Temperature Instabilities in N=4 Superstrings

I. Antoniadis, J. -P. Derendinger, C. Kounnas

We obtain the non-perturbative effective potential for the dual five-dimensional N=4 strings in the context of finite-temperature regarded as a breaking of supersymmetry into four…

hep-th1998

On the Relation between Wilson Action and CJT Effective Action

Giovanni Amelino-Camelia, Jean-Pierre Derendinger

A relation between Wilson action and the Cornwall-Jackiw-Tomboulis effective action, which was recently suggested by Periwal, is here derived using path-integral techniques.