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Koichiro Nakagawa, Yu Nakayama

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 18 Mar 2021

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The authors' main claim We show that CP-violating Weyl anomaly induces a supersymmetry anomaly in the formulation of superconformal supergravity as is observed in CP-preserving cases.

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CitationKoichiro Nakagawa, Yu Nakayama. "CP-violating supersymmetry anomaly." arXiv:2103.10048 (2021). https://pith.science/paper/E7JKW5XU
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We show that CP-violating Weyl anomaly induces a supersymmetry anomaly in the formulation of superconformal supergravity as is observed in CP-preserving cases. This supersymmetry anomaly can be removed in the old minimal supergravity by adding suitable local counterterms, and it becomes a consistent theory.

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s1 This supersymmetry anomaly can be removed in the old minimal supergravity by adding suitable local counterterms, and it becomes a consistent theory. result 0.78 0.74 0.42 asserted 0.99

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We show that CP-violating Weyl anomaly induces a supersymmetry anomaly in the formulation of superconformal supergravity as is observed in CP-preserving cases. This supersymmetry anomaly can be removed in the old minimal supergravity by adding suitable local counterterms, and it becomes a consistent theory.

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  • Moreover, new independent results have appeared recently, in support of these alternative conclusions [ref] (see [ref] for the supersymmetric version).

    CFT Correlators and CP-Violating Trace Anomalies · Motivations and methodology · 0.96

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  • Such terms induced by the gauge/flavor anomaly have been discussed long ago in [ref] , while analogous terms induced by the gravitational anomaly in two dimensions were first identified in [ref] , and locally supersymmetric contributions to gauge/favor or $R$-symmetry anomalies were discussed more recently in [ref] .

    Anomalies and Supersymmetry · Supersymmetry and Bardeen-Zumino currents · 0.92

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  • In this paper, we have studied a structure of the supersymmetry anomaly when the supersymmetric Weyl anomaly includes the CP-violating terms proposed in [ref] .

    CP-violating super Weyl anomaly · Conclusion · 0.82

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  • By substituting this component expression into the superfield anomaly equation ([ref]), we obtain [equation] They are in agreement with [ref] .

    CP-violating super Weyl anomaly · CP-violating supersymmetric Weyl anomaly · 0.93

  • The supersymmetry variation also explains the difference of our supersymmetry anomaly (as well as supersymmetry recovering local counterterms) and those found in the literature [ref] .

    Supersymmetry anomalies in new minimal supergravity · CP-violating flavor anomaly · 1.00

  • The supersymmetry variation also explains the difference of our supersymmetry anomaly (as well as supersymmetry recovering local counterterms) and those found in the literature [ref] .

    Consistency of supersymmetric 't Hooft anomalies · CP-violating flavor anomaly · 1.00

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