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High Energy Physics - Theory · arXiv:1006.5874 v1 · submitted 30 Jun 2010

From world-sheet supersymmetry to super target spaces

Thomas Creutzig, Peter B. Ronne

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“The B-twist of an exactly marginal perturbation of the world-sheet superconformal sigma model is the supergroup model.”

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We investigate the relation between N=(2,2) superconformal Lie group WZNW models and Lie supergroup WZNW models. The B-twist of an exactly marginal perturbation of the world-sheet superconformal sigma model is the supergroup model. Moreover, the superconformal currents are expressed in terms of Lie superalgebra currents in the twisted theory. As applications, we find protected sectors and boundary actions in the supergroup sigma model. A special example is the relation between string theory on AdS_3 x S^3 x T^4 in the RNS formalism and the U(1,1|2) x U(1|1) x U(1|1) supergroup WZNW model.

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We investigate the relation between N=(2,2) superconformal Lie group WZNW models and Lie supergroup WZNW models. contribution 0.94 0.84 0.11 unclear 0.59
The B-twist of an exactly marginal perturbation of the world-sheet superconformal sigma model is the supergroup model. result 0.97 0.61 0.54 asserted 1.00
Moreover, the superconformal currents are expressed in terms of Lie superalgebra currents in the twisted theory. result 0.99 0.83 0.16 asserted 1.00
As applications, we find protected sectors and boundary actions in the supergroup sigma model. result 0.84 0.94 0.14 asserted 1.00
A special example is the relation between string theory on AdS_3 x S^3 x T^4 in the RNS formalism and the U(1,1|2) x U(1|1) x U(1|1) supergroup WZNW model. result 0.87 0.77 0.10 asserted 1.00

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  • Using a particular Manin triple decomposition of the algebra we explicitly construct an extension to $=(2,2)$ supersymmetry [ref] .

    Manin triples and $N=2$ superconformal field theory · Introduction · 0.93

  • A first order formalism for the fermions (called the free fermion resolution [ref] ) is obtained by introducing auxiliary dimension 1 $b$-ghosts to match the fermionic fields $c$: [equation] The WZNW action then becomes [equation] where $S[g_B]_ren+dil$ is a renormalized version of the bosonic WZNW action plus dilatonic terms.

    Free fermion resolution of supergroup WZNW models · Lie supergroup WZNW models · 0.88

  • Warner explained how to find B-type boundary actions in superconformal field thoeries [ref] , we use [ref] as references.

    Landau-Ginzburg Realization of Open String TFT · Boundary actions and the Warner problem · 0.90

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  • Indeed, as shown in [ref] these deformations are closely related to spectral flow.

    Branes in Supergroups · Deformations · 0.96

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  • In this section we recall results on these from [ref] .

    Free fermion resolution of supergroup WZNW models · Lie supergroup WZNW models · 0.98

  • Deformations that change the coefficient of the principal chiral field play an important role in the $PSU(1,1|2)$ supergroup sigma model where they describe Ramond-Ramond perturbations of the string theory [ref] .

    $PSL(n|n)$ Sigma Model as a Conformal Field Theory · The principal chiral field as a D-term · 0.85

  • Deformations that change the coefficient of the principal chiral field play an important role in the $PSU(1,1|2)$ supergroup sigma model where they describe Ramond-Ramond perturbations of the string theory [ref] .

    Boundary Spectra in Superspace Sigma-Models · The principal chiral field as a D-term · 0.85

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