Supersymmetric Quantum Theory

A special issue of Universe (ISSN 2218-1997).

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Dear Colleagues,

The Special issue “Supersymmetric Quantum Theory” will cover the whole combined field of Supersymmetry applied to Quantum Theory in its widest sense. As the interface between mathematics and physics, the Special Issue should serve as a meeting place for theoretical and mathematical physicists and mathematicians. Certainly, one important aspect will be Superstring Theory. Other possible areas will be representation theory of various supersymmetric objects, supergravity, superconformal field theories, supersymmetric objects, super integrable systems, AdS/CFT, relativistic and nonrelativistic holography, gauge super field theories, noncommutative quantum theories, supersymmetry in dynamical systems, and supersymmetry in condensed matter and statistical physics.

Prof. Dr. Vladimir Dobrev
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Keywords

  • quantum theory
  • supersymmetry
  • representation theory
  • superstrings
  • supersymmetric models

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Article
Supersymmetric HS Yang-Mills-like Models
by Loriano Bonora and Stefano Giaccari
Universe 2020, 6(12), 245; https://doi.org/10.3390/universe6120245 - 18 Dec 2020
Cited by 5 | Viewed by 1430
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We introduce the supersymmetric version of YM-like theories with infinitely many spin fields in four dimensions. The construction is carried out via the superfield method. The surprising feature of these models is that they describe, in particular, gauge and gravity in a supersymmetric [...] Read more.
We introduce the supersymmetric version of YM-like theories with infinitely many spin fields in four dimensions. The construction is carried out via the superfield method. The surprising feature of these models is that they describe, in particular, gauge and gravity in a supersymmetric form, with no need for supergravity. Full article
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