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Overlap formulation of Majorana--Weyl fermions

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arxiv hep-th/9602176 v1 pith:OXOAXP4T submitted 1996-02-29 hep-th hep-lathep-ph

Patrick Huet (University of Washington) , Rajamani Narayanan (University of Washington) , Herbert Neuberger (Rutgers University) This is my paper
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An overlap method for regularizing Majorana--Weyl fermions interacting with gauge fields is presented. A mod(2) index is introduced in relation to the anomalous violation of a discrete global chiral symmetry. Most of the paper is restricted to 2 dimensions but generalizations to 2+8k dimensions should be straightforward.

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