Commutator-based linearization of $N = 1$ nonlinear supersymmetry
Motomu Tsuda

TL;DR
This paper presents a method to linearize N=1 nonlinear supersymmetry using a commutator algebra, deriving various supermultiplets from fundamental functionals related to Nambu-Goldstone fermions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to linearize N=1 NLSUSY via commutator algebra, unifying the derivation of multiple supermultiplets from basic composites.
Findings
Supermultiplets are obtained from a common set of bosonic and fermionic functionals.
These functionals are expressed as products of Nambu-Goldstone fermions and a fundamental determinant.
The approach explicitly connects nonlinear and linear SUSY formulations.
Abstract
We consider the linearization of nonlinear supersymmetry (NLSUSY) based on a commutator algebra in Volkov-Akulov NLSUSY theory. We show explicitly that gauge and scalar supermultiplets in addition to a vector supermultiplet with general auxiliary fields in linear SUSY theories are obtained from a same set of bosonic and fermionic functionals (composites) which are expressed as simple products of the powers of a Nambu-Goldstone fermion and a fundamental determinant in the NLSUSY theory.
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