Off-shell higher-spin gauge supermultiplets and conserved supercurrents
Jessica Hutomo

TL;DR
This thesis develops new off-shell formulations for higher-spin supermultiplets and supercurrents in various supersymmetric theories, providing explicit constructions and extending the understanding of supersymmetric higher-spin gauge theories in different spacetime dimensions and backgrounds.
Contribution
It introduces novel off-shell formulations for massless higher-spin supermultiplets and supercurrents in 3D and 4D superspaces, including first-time constructions for certain multiplets.
Findings
Explicit supercurrent expressions in 4D Minkowski and AdS superspaces.
New off-shell formulations for massless higher-spin multiplets in 3D AdS.
Construction of massive ${ m N}=1$ gravitino supermultiplet models.
Abstract
This thesis presents the general structure of non-conformal higher-spin supercurrent multiplets in three and four spacetime dimensions. Such supercurrents are in one-to-one correspondence with off-shell massless higher-spin gauge supermultiplets, some of which are constructed in this thesis for the first time. In the first part of the thesis, we propose a new off-shell formulation for a massless integer superspin multiplet, whose gauge-invariant action involves an unconstrained complex superconformal prepotential, in conjunction with two types of compensators. Next, we deduce the structure of consistent non-conformal higher-spin supercurrents. Explicit expressions for such supercurrents are derived for various theories in 4D Minkowski and AdS superspaces. These include a model of massive chiral superfields with an arbitrary mass matrix, along with free…
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TopicsSuperconducting Materials and Applications · Atomic and Subatomic Physics Research · Physics of Superconductivity and Magnetism
