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On Non-Relativistic Supersymmetry and its Spontaneous Breaking

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arxiv 1703.04740 v1 pith:YEDCVB55 submitted 2017-03-14 hep-th

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We study non-relativistic supersymmetric field theories in diverse dimensions. The theories consist of scalars and fermions and possess two, four or eight real supercharges. We analyze their spontaneous supersymmetry breaking structure and calculate the gapless spectrum. We calculate the perturbative quantum corrections at the supersymmetric vacua and show that while supersymmetry is preserved, scale invariance is broken and the theories are IR free.

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