Equivariant prequantisation of the super-0-brane in ${\rm AdS}_2\times\mathbb{S}^2$ - a toy model for supergerbe theory on curved spaces
Rafa{\l} R. Suszek

TL;DR
This paper develops a systematic method for geometrising super-(p+2)-cocycles in supersymmetric spaces, illustrating it with a super-0-brane model on AdS2×S2, linking supergerbe theory with curved space supersymmetry.
Contribution
It introduces a correlated geometrisation scheme compatible with Lie superalgebra contractions, applied to super-0-branes on super-Minkowski and AdS2×S2 spaces.
Findings
Constructed supersymmetry-equivariant super-0-gerbes for super-0-branes.
Established a contraction-compatible geometrisation linking Minkowski and AdS backgrounds.
Verified weak κ-equivariance of the extended super-0-gerbes.
Abstract
The paper is another step towards a realisation of the goal, advanced in articles 1706.05682 [hep-th] and 1808.04470 [hep-th], of a systematic supersymmetry-equivariant geometrisation of physically distinguished Green-Schwarz super-(p+2)-cocycles defining classes in the supersymmetry-invariant refinement of the de Rham cohomology of homogeneous spaces of (supersymmetry) Lie supergroups, associated with reductive decompositions of their Lie superalgebras. It deals with a correlated geometrisation of a pair of such super-(p+2)-cocycles on spaces in correspondence under a blow-up transformation dual to the \.In\"on\"u-Wigner contraction that relates the respective (supersymmetry) Lie superalgebras, the latter correspondence being taken as the organising principle of the geometrisation procedure that exploits the link between the Cartan-Eilenberg cohomology of the supersymmetry group and…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Advanced Topics in Algebra
