The conditions for N=1 supersymmetry in type II supergravity have been previously reformulated in terms of generalized complex geometry. We improve that reformulation so as to completely eliminate the remaining explicit dependence on the metric. Doing so involves a natural generalization of the Dolbeault operator. As an application, we present some general arguments about supersymmetric moduli. In particular, a subset of them are then classified by a certain cohomology. We also argue that the Dolbeault reformulation should make it easier to find existence theorems for the N=1 equations.

Tomasiello, A. (2008). Reformulating supersymmetry with a generalized Dolbeault operator. JOURNAL OF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS(02), 010 [10.1088/1126-6708/2008/02/010].

Reformulating supersymmetry with a generalized Dolbeault operator

TOMASIELLO, ALESSANDRO
2008

Abstract

The conditions for N=1 supersymmetry in type II supergravity have been previously reformulated in terms of generalized complex geometry. We improve that reformulation so as to completely eliminate the remaining explicit dependence on the metric. Doing so involves a natural generalization of the Dolbeault operator. As an application, we present some general arguments about supersymmetric moduli. In particular, a subset of them are then classified by a certain cohomology. We also argue that the Dolbeault reformulation should make it easier to find existence theorems for the N=1 equations.
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Supergravity; String theory
English
2008
02
010
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Tomasiello, A. (2008). Reformulating supersymmetry with a generalized Dolbeault operator. JOURNAL OF HIGH ENERGY PHYSICS(02), 010 [10.1088/1126-6708/2008/02/010].
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