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most citedIntegrable Chiral Theories in 2+1 Dimensions

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hep-th1998★ 19 cited

Integrable Chiral Theories in 2+1 Dimensions

D. Gianzo, J. O. Madsen, J. Sanchez Guillen

Following a recent proposal for integrable theories in higher dimensions based on zero curvature, new Lorentz invariant submodels of the principal chiral model in 2+1 dimensions ar…

hep-th1998★ 3 cited

On the Classification of Real Forms of Non-Abelian Toda Theories and W-algebras

J. M. Evans, J. O. Madsen

We consider conformal non-Abelian Toda theories obtained by hamiltonian reduction from Wess-Zumino-Witten models based on general real Lie groups. We study in detail the possible c…

hep-th1997★ 3 cited

Quantum Integrability of Coupled N=1 Super Sine/Sinh-Gordon Theories and the Lie Superalgebra D(2,1;\A)

Jonathan M. Evans, Jens Ole Madsen

We discuss certain integrable quantum field theories in (1+1)-dimensions consisting of coupled sine/sinh-Gordon theories with N=1 supersymmetry, positive kinetic energy, and bosoni…

hep-th1997★ 11 cited

Dynkin Diagrams and Integrable Models Based on Lie Superalgebras

Jonathan M. Evans, Jens Ole Madsen

An analysis is given of the structure of a general two-dimensional Toda field theory involving bosons and fermions which is defined in terms of a set of simple roots for a Lie supe…

hep-th1996★ 6 cited

Integrability vs. Supersymmetry

J. M. Evans, J. O. Madsen

We investigate (1,0)-superconformal Toda theories based on simple Lie algebras and find that the classical integrability properties of the underlying bosonic theories do not surviv…

hep-th1996★ 9 cited

Real Forms of Non-abelian Toda Theories and their W-algebras

J. M. Evans, J. O. Madsen

We consider real forms of Lie algebras and embeddings of sl(2) which are consistent with the construction of integrable models via Hamiltonian reduction. In other words: we examine…