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Quantum Reduction for Affine Superalgebras

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arxiv math-ph/0302015 v1 pith:H4VPUCZQ submitted 2003-02-07 math-ph math.MP

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keywords affinesuperalgebrasalgebrasdrinfeld--sokolovextendgeneralizedhomologicalleads
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We extend the homological method of quantization of generalized Drinfeld--Sokolov reductions to affine superalgebras. This leads, in particular, to a unified representation theory of superconformal algebras.

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