Supersymmetry with Cadabra

Behzad Mansouri

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Supersymmetry with Cadabra

Behzad Mansouri

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 11 Dec 2021

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The authors' main claim This article provides a quick guide to the implementation of supersymmetry with Cadabra, a symbolic computer algebra system.

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This article provides a quick guide to the implementation of supersymmetry with Cadabra, a symbolic computer algebra system. Details are provided on the implementation of Grassmann variables, fermionic fields, supercharges, and superderivatives and the treatment of superfield expressions and supersymmetric Lagrangians. Finally, the automation of supersymmetric Lagrangian generation in the Cadabra programming framework is discussed.

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This article provides a quick guide to the implementation of supersymmetry with Cadabra, a symbolic computer algebra system. Details are provided on the implementation of Grassmann variables, fermionic fields, supercharges, and superderivatives and the treatment of superfield expressions and supersymmetric Lagrangians. Finally, the automation of supersymmetric Lagrangian generation in the Cadabra programming framework is discussed.

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It was first developed to study the supersymmetry of higher-derivative effective actions [ref] .

Supersymmetric higher-derivative actions in ten and eleven dimensions, the associated superalgebras and their formulation in superspace · Introduction to Supersymmetry and Cadabra · 0.89
It was first developed to study the supersymmetry of higher-derivative effective actions [ref] .

The Ramond-Ramond sector of string theory beyond leading order · Introduction to Supersymmetry and Cadabra · 0.89
In [ref] , Cadabra was introduced, and the various capabilities of this new computer algebra system, such as its comprehensive functionality for large-scale tensor computations, were discussed.

A brief introduction to Cadabra: a tool for tensor computations in General Relativity · Introduction to Supersymmetry and Cadabra · 0.81

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