Spin Holography via Dimensional Enhancement
Michael G. Faux, Gregory D. Landweber

TL;DR
This paper introduces a method to decode higher-dimensional supersymmetry spin information from one-dimensional shadows, enabling the identification of spin representations within supermultiplets.
Contribution
It provides a systematic approach to determine whether one-dimensional supermultiplets can form higher-dimensional spin representations and how to explicitly identify those representations.
Findings
All ambient component field spin assignments are encoded in shadows.
Method to check if supermultiplet components form $ ext{Spin}(1,D-1)$ representations.
Procedure to explicitly determine higher-dimensional spin representations.
Abstract
We explain how all information about ambient component field spin assignments in higher-dimensional off-shell supersymmetry is accessibly coded in one-dimensional restrictions, known as shadows. We also explain how to determine whether the components of a given one-dimensional supermultiplet may assemble into representations of and, if so, how to specifically determine those representations.
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