Harmonic Superspace ( Cambridge Monographs on Mathematical Physics )

Publication series :Cambridge Monographs on Mathematical Physics

Author: A. S. Galperin;E. A. Ivanov;V. I. Ogievetsky;E. S. Sokatchev;  

Publisher: Cambridge University Press‎

Publication year: 2001

E-ISBN: 9781316898758

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9780521801645

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9780521801645

Subject: O572.23 symmetry and conservation theorem

Keyword: 物理学

Language: ENG

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The inventors of harmonic superspace present a clear account of the theory and its applications. Inspired by exciting developments in superstring theory, this is a pedagogical and comprehensive introduction to the harmonic superspace method in extended supersymmetry. The authors (credited with inventing the technique) are recognised as world experts on the subject and present a clear account of its formalism and applications. Inspired by exciting developments in superstring theory, this is a pedagogical and comprehensive introduction to the harmonic superspace method in extended supersymmetry. The authors (credited with inventing the technique) are recognised as world experts on the subject and present a clear account of its formalism and applications. This is a pedagogical introduction to the harmonic superspace method in extended supersymmetry. Inspired by exciting developments in superstring theory, it provides a systematic treatment of the quantum field theories with N=2 and N=3 supersymmetry in harmonic superspace. The authors present the harmonic superspace approach as a means of providing an off-shell description of the N=2 supersymmetric theories, both at the classical and quantum levels. Furthermore, they show how it offers a unique way to construct an off-shell formulation of a theory with higher supersymmetry, namely the N=3 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory. Harmonic Superspace makes manifest many remarkable geometric properties of the N=2 theories, for example, t

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