2007
DOI: 10.1063/1.2799262
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The Minkowski and conformal superspaces

Abstract: We define complex Minkowski superspace in 4 dimensions as the big cell inside a complex flag supermanifold. The complex conformal supergroup acts naturally on this super flag, allowing us to interpret it as the conformal compactification of complex Minkowski superspace. We then consider real Minkowski superspace as a suitable real form of the complex version. Our methods are group theoretic, based on the real conformal supergroup and its Lie superalgebra.Comment: AMS LaTeX, 44 page

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“…[17]). A supersymmetric version of the tractor calculus can be found in [18], and a related superembedding formalism for free fields has appeared in ref. [19].…”
Section: While It Is Not Yet Known If Such General Principles Are Sufmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[17]). A supersymmetric version of the tractor calculus can be found in [18], and a related superembedding formalism for free fields has appeared in ref. [19].…”
Section: While It Is Not Yet Known If Such General Principles Are Sufmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…. Technically this is realized, along the line of [17,18,19,20,21] (see also [22,23,24] for a generalization to the super setting) and [25,26]. We also speculate on the interpretation of the "new" parameter ℓ , showing that the product of two ℓ commuting (or linked) quantum planes (or quantum spinors in the physical language [27]) reproduces the deformed algebra of the complex q-linked Minkowski space.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…These sheafs can be glued conveniently, the procedure being similar to the one used for standard projective space. In this way we obtain the supervariety P m|n representing the functor (2). For a detailed proof of this fact, see Refs.…”
Section: Definition 24mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…The Levi subgroup G 0 is the Lorentz group times dilations. If one represents an element in the Grassmannian Gr (2,4) in terms of a 4 × 2-matrix whose columns are the basis vectors of the 2-plane, the big cell is characterized in terms of matrices with the minor d 12 = 0. By a change of basis one can always bring such matrix to a standard form…”
Section: Parabolic (Super)geometriesmentioning
confidence: 99%