Carrollian fermionic actions for electric and magnetic sectors are derived from a single Bargmann Dirac action by null reduction, with good and bad fermions as dynamical and constrained modes valid in any dimension.
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The c to zero limit of ABJM theory produces a Carrollian superconformal theory with extended BMS4 symmetry using Carrollian Dirac matrices.
Carroll hydrodynamics with spin is obtained as the c→0 limit of relativistic hydrodynamics with spin, extending the description of boost-invariant flows.
A square-root T-bar-T deformation of 2D scalar fields carries the theory from relativistic conformal to Carrollian conformal, producing a new nonlinear 'magnetic' Carroll action at one end of the flow.
Discusses features of non-relativistic supersymmetric field theories from Galilean and Carrollian points of view to aid construction of electric and magnetic variants.
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Carroll fermions from null reduction: A case of good and bad fermions
Carrollian fermionic actions for electric and magnetic sectors are derived from a single Bargmann Dirac action by null reduction, with good and bad fermions as dynamical and constrained modes valid in any dimension.
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Carrollian ABJM: Fermions and Supersymmetry
The c to zero limit of ABJM theory produces a Carrollian superconformal theory with extended BMS4 symmetry using Carrollian Dirac matrices.
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Carroll hydrodynamics with spin
Carroll hydrodynamics with spin is obtained as the c→0 limit of relativistic hydrodynamics with spin, extending the description of boost-invariant flows.
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On $\sqrt{T\overline{T}}$ deformed pathways: CFT to CCFT
A square-root T-bar-T deformation of 2D scalar fields carries the theory from relativistic conformal to Carrollian conformal, producing a new nonlinear 'magnetic' Carroll action at one end of the flow.
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Aspects of Non-Relativistic Supersymmetric Theories
Discusses features of non-relativistic supersymmetric field theories from Galilean and Carrollian points of view to aid construction of electric and magnetic variants.