On axiomatic aspects of N=2 vertex superalgebras with odd formal variables, and deformations of N=1 vertex superalgebras
Katrina Barron

TL;DR
This paper develops an axiomatic framework for N=2 vertex superalgebras with odd variables, explores their representations, and connects N=2 superconformal geometry with N=1 superanalytic geometry, correcting prior literature mistakes.
Contribution
It introduces a rigorous axiomatic definition of N=2 vertex superalgebras with odd variables and relates them to N=1 structures through deformation and geometric equivalences.
Findings
Defined N=2 vertex superalgebras with odd variables using Jacobi identity.
Established the representation of a superderivation Lie algebra.
Connected N=2 superconformal functions with N=1 superanalytic functions.
Abstract
The notion of "N = 2 vertex superalgebra with two odd formal variables" is presented, the main axiom being a Jacobi identity with odd formal variables in which an N=2 superconformal shift is incorporated into the usual Jacobi identity for a vertex superalgebra. It is shown that as a consequence of these axioms, the N=2 vertex superalgebra is naturally a representation of the Lie algebra isomorphic to the three-dimensional algebra of superderivations with basis consisting of the usual conformal operator and the two N=2 superconformal operators. The notion of N=2 Neveu-Schwarz vertex operator superalgebra with two odd formal variables is introduced, and consequences of this notion are derived. Various other formulations of the notion of N=2 (Neveu-Schwarz) vertex (operator) superalgebra appearing in the mathematics and physics literature are discussed, and several mistakes in the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic structures and combinatorial models · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
