Minimal scalar-less matter-coupled supergravity
Gianguido Dall'Agata, Sergio Ferrara, Fabio Zwirner

TL;DR
This paper constructs a minimal supergravity model coupling a nilpotent goldstino superfield with matter, achieving spontaneous supersymmetry breaking without elementary scalars, and controlling key physical parameters.
Contribution
It introduces a novel non-linear supergravity model with mixed nilpotency constraints, expanding the framework for scalar-less supersymmetry breaking models.
Findings
Spontaneous breaking of local supersymmetry achieved without elementary scalars.
Model allows control over cosmological constant and fermion interactions.
Spectrum includes a massive Majorana fermion with specific interaction properties.
Abstract
We build the minimal supergravity model where the nilpotent chiral goldstino superfield is coupled to a chiral matter superfield, realising a different non-linear representation through a mixed nilpotency constraint. The model describes the spontaneous breaking of local supersymmetry in the presence of a generically massive Majorana fermion, but in the absence of elementary scalars. The sign and the size of the cosmological constant, the spectrum and the four-fermion interactions are controlled by suitable parameters.
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