$\mathcal{N}=1$ Geometric Supergravity and chiral triples on Riemann surfaces
Vicente Cort\'es, C. I. Lazaroiu, C. S. Shahbazi

TL;DR
This paper develops a geometric model for four-dimensional $ =1$ supergravity with chiral sigma models, reduces it to Riemann surfaces, and classifies supersymmetric solutions based on holomorphic maps into the moduli space.
Contribution
It introduces a novel geometric framework for $ =1$ supergravity involving chiral triples and characterizes supersymmetric solutions on Riemann surfaces.
Findings
Existence of $ =1$ supergravity models with chiral triples under K"ahler-Hodge conditions.
Reduction of Killing spinor equations to PDEs on Riemann surfaces.
Classification of Riemann surfaces admitting supersymmetric solutions with finite energy.
Abstract
We construct a global geometric model for the bosonic sector and Killing spinor equations of four-dimensional supergravity coupled to a chiral non-linear sigma model and a Spin structure. The model involves a Lorentzian metric on a four-manifold , a complex chiral spinor and a map from to a complex manifold endowed with a novel geometric structure which we call chiral triple. Using this geometric model, we show that if is spin the K\"ahler-Hodge condition on a complex manifold is enough to guarantee the existence of an associated chiral geometric supergravity, positively answering a conjecture proposed by D. Z. Freedman and A. V. Proeyen. We dimensionally reduce the Killing spinor equations to a Riemann surface , obtaining a novel system of partial differential…
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