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Nonabelian Generalized Gauge Multiplets

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arxiv 0808.1535 v2 pith:HIKW7TM2 submitted 2008-08-11 hep-th

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We give the nonabelian extension of the newly discovered N = (2, 2) two-dimensional vector multiplets. These can be used to gauge symmetries of sigma models on generalized Kahler geometries. Starting from the transformation rule for the nonabelian case we find covariant derivatives and gauge covariant field-strengths and write their actions in N = (2, 2) and N = (1, 1) superspace.

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