A super-current with independently assigned bosonic and fermionic monodromies generates super-Miwa differential constraints in all four sectors, linked by an explicit prefactor whose Grassmann kernel is the difference of the two fermion two-point functions.
Mirror Symmetry and Supermanifolds
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We develop techniques for obtaining the mirror of Calabi-Yau supermanifolds as super-Landau-Ginzburg theories. In some cases the dual can be equivalent to a geometry. We apply this to some examples. In particular we show that the mirror of the twistorial Calabi-Yau CP^{3|4} becomes equivalent to a quadric in CP^{3|3} x CP^{3|3} as had been recently conjectured (in the limit where the K\"ahler parameter of CP^{3|4} t -> \pm \infty). Moreover, we show using these techniques that there is a non-trivial Z_2 symmetry for the K\"ahler parameter, t -> -t, which exchanges the opposite helicity states. As another class of examples, we show that the mirror of certain weighted projective (n+1|1) superspaces is equivalent to compact Calabi-Yau hypersurfaces in weighted projective n-space.
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Quantum Airy Structures and Matrix Models: a supercurrent approach
A super-current with independently assigned bosonic and fermionic monodromies generates super-Miwa differential constraints in all four sectors, linked by an explicit prefactor whose Grassmann kernel is the difference of the two fermion two-point functions.