Further studies of the notion of differentiable maps from Azumaya/matrix supermanifolds I. The smooth case: Ramond-Neveu-Schwarz and Green-Schwarz meeting Grothendieck
Chien-Hao Liu, Shing-Tung Yau

TL;DR
This paper advances super $C^{ abla}$-algebraic geometry by reformulating key notions, proving new theorems, and laying groundwork for supersymmetric D-brane actions inspired by superstring theories.
Contribution
It unifies the concept of smooth maps from Azumaya/matrix supermanifolds to supermanifolds and introduces a framework for fermionic D-brane world-volumes in superstring theory.
Findings
Proved two super analogs of key theorems from previous work.
Unified the notion of smooth maps in supergeometry.
Laid groundwork for supersymmetric D-brane actions.
Abstract
In this sequel to works D(11.1) (arXiv:1406.0929 [math.DG]), D(11.2) (arXiv:1412.0771 [hep-th]), and D(11.3.1) (arXiv:1508.02347 [math.DG]), we re-examine --- and reformulate when in need --- several basic notions in super -algebraic geometry as guided by the mathematical formulation of Ramond-Neveu-Schwarz fermionic strings and of Green-Schwarz fermionic strings from the viewpoint of Grothendieck on Algebraic Geometry. Two theorems that are the super counterpart of Theorem~3.1.1 and Theorem~3.2.1 of D(11.3.1) are proved. They unify the notion of "smooth maps from an Azumaya/matrix super smooth manifold with a fundamental module to a super smooth manifold" introduced in D(11.2), making it a complete super parallel to the setting for D-branes in the realm of algebraic geometry in D(1) (arXiv:0709.1515 [math.AG]) and D(2) (arXiv:0809.2121 [math.AG]), and in the realm of…
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TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Geometric and Algebraic Topology · Geometric Analysis and Curvature Flows
