- as a solution.
Supersymmetry appears in many
related contexts of
theoretical physics. It is
possible to have
multiple supersymmetries and also have supersymmetric...
- has been ****umed that
almost all the
supersymmetries would be
broken in nature,[why?]
leaving just one
supersymmetry (N = 1),
although nowadays because...
- of
supersymmetries. The
first theory of
local supersymmetry was
proposed by ****
Arnowitt and Pran Nath in 1975 and was
called gauge supersymmetry. The...
- In
particle physics,
supersymmetry breaking or SUSY
breaking is a
process via
which a
seemingly non-supersymmetric
physics emerges from a supersymmetric...
- In D=4
spacetime dimensions, N=4 is the
maximal number of
supersymmetries or
supersymmetry charges. SYM
theory is a toy
theory based on Yang–Mills theory;...
-
based on
oriented closed strings. The type II
string theories have two
supersymmetries in the ten-dimensional
sense (32 supercharges).
There are actually...
- In
theoretical physics,
extended supersymmetry is
supersymmetry whose infinitesimal generators Q i α {\displaystyle Q_{i}^{\alpha }}
carry not only a spinor...
-
because supersymmetry restricts the
allowed geometries of the
moduli space even when
quantum corrections are included. The more
supersymmetry there is...
- Sohnius, Martin; Łopuszański, Jan T. (1975), "All
possible generators of
supersymmetries of the S-matrix",
Nuclear Physics B, 88 (2): 257–274, Bibcode:1975NuPhB...
-
Supersplit supersymmetry was
conceived as an
April Fool's Day joke in 2005 by a
group of
young theoretical high
energy physicists. It was
meant as a parody...
