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Fermions with $SU(1,n)$ Spacetime Symmetry

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arxiv 2307.16624 v2 pith:SMDUDIHN submitted 2023-07-31 hep-th

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We construct theories of free fermions in $(2n-1)$-dimensions with $SU(1,n)$ spacetime symmetry from the null reduction of fermions on a $2n$-dimensional $\Omega$-deformed Minkowski background for $n=2$ and $n=3$. These play a role in the 5d $SU(1,3)$-invariant theories that are conjectured to offer a full description of certain 6d superconformal field theories. We find the $(2n-1)$-dimensional manifestation of the supersymmetry of a free $2n$-dimensional boson-fermion system, which we use to fix the fermion two-point functions. It is then shown that the full $2n$-dimensional two-point function can be recovered through resummation. Limits of the theories are considered, and it is observed that both Galilean and Carrollian field theories appear in different regimes. We confirm that the correlation functions obey the $SU(1,n)$ Ward identities and the representations of the fermions under this group are discussed.

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  1. Conformal Mapping of Non-Lorentzian Geometries in SU(1,2) Conformal Field Theory

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    An explicit conformal mapping is derived between null-reduced R times S^3 and Omega-deformed Minkowski TNC geometries, giving the state-operator generator map H0 = (R^2 H + C/R^2 - J - N)/2 in SU(1,2) non-Lorentzian CFTs.

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