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High Energy Physics - Theory · arXiv:hep-th/0106256 v1 · submitted 27 Jun 2001

Supersymmetric theories with compact extra dimensions in N=1 superfields

Daniel Marti, Alex Pomarol

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“We apply it to study the breaking of supersymmetry by the F-term of the radion, and show that, for flat extra dimensions, this leads to the same mass spectrum as in Scherk-Schwarz models of supersymmetry breaking.”

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We present an N=1 superfield formulation of supersymmetric gauge theories with a compact extra dimension. The formulation incorporates the radion superfield and allows to write supersymmetric theories on warped gravitational backgrounds. We apply it to study the breaking of supersymmetry by the F-term of the radion, and show that, for flat extra dimensions, this leads to the same mass spectrum as in Scherk-Schwarz models of supersymmetry breaking. We also consider scenarios where supersymmetry is broken on a boundary of a warped extra dimension and compare them with anomaly mediated models.

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We present an N=1 superfield formulation of supersymmetric gauge theories with a compact extra dimension. contribution 1.00 0.95 0.10 asserted 1.00
The formulation incorporates the radion superfield and allows to write supersymmetric theories on warped gravitational backgrounds. contribution 0.61 0.84 0.09 asserted 1.00
We apply it to study the breaking of supersymmetry by the F-term of the radion, and show that, for flat extra dimensions, this leads to the same mass spectrum as in Scherk-Schwarz models of supersymmetry breaking. result 0.93 0.94 0.37 asserted 1.00
We also consider scenarios where supersymmetry is broken on a boundary of a warped extra dimension and compare them with anomaly mediated models. contribution 1.00 0.89 0.08 asserted 0.84

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  • In practice the easiest way to find the gaugino masses is to include the contribution from gauginosoft in the boundary conditions placed on the KK mode expansions as shown in the appendix of [ref] , similar to the flat case in [ref] .

    Gauge Mediated Supersymmetry Breaking in Five Dimensions · Gaugino masses · 1.00

  • To determine the value of the coefficients we need the 5D propagators which can be found in Refs. [ref] .

    A slice of AdS_5 as the large N limit of Seiberg duality · General gauge mediation · 0.91

  • In order to calculate the coupling constants in this picture we make use of the results in Refs. [ref] to find W_4=W_UVΦ_4(x^μ),Φ_5(0,x^μ)+∑_i=1^3e^-3kR_iW_IR^(i) e^kπR_iΦ_4(x^μ),Φ_5(R_i,x^μ) where $Φ_4$ denotes the 4D fields on the branes (which pick up normalisation factors $e^kπR_i$ from the kinetic terms on the IR branes) and $Φ_5$ denotes the 5D fields in the bulk.

    Strong coupling, discrete symmetry and flavour · Geometric realisation · 0.98

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  • If we start from a 5d model, it is straightforward to see why the Kähler potential always depends only on the combination $H_1+H_2$ (and its complex conjugate): Recall that a generic 5d super–Yang–Mills theory contains, in terms of 4d superfields [ref] , a vector superfield and a chiral adjoint $Φ$.

    Phenomenology of Supersymmetric Gauge-Higgs Unification · The origin of the GHU relation for Higgs mass parameters · 0.81

  • The novel properties of Scherk-Schwarz SUSY breaking have been explored in previous papers in the context of the Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model (MSSM) [ref] .

    Folded Supersymmetry with a Twist · Calculability and its Discontents · 0.99

  • The action of the 5D $N=1$ hypermultiplet is given by [ref]

    Continuum Superpartners · SUSY in AdS bulk · 0.92

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