Kaluza-Klein reductions of maximally supersymmetric five-dimensional lorentzian spacetimes
Jos\'e Figueroa-O'Farrill, Guido Franchetti

TL;DR
This paper investigates the Kaluza-Klein reductions of a special class of maximally supersymmetric five-dimensional spacetimes, classifying the resulting four-dimensional geometries and identifying novel non-homogeneous supersymmetric backgrounds.
Contribution
It provides a classification of four-dimensional Kaluza-Klein reductions of non-supergravity maximally supersymmetric five-dimensional spacetimes, revealing new supersymmetric geometries and their properties.
Findings
Classified Lorentzian and Riemannian reductions.
Identified novel non-homogeneous N=1 supersymmetric spacetimes.
Determined supersymmetry preservation fractions.
Abstract
A recent study of filtered deformations of (graded subalgebras of) the minimal five-dimensional Poincar\'e superalgebra resulted in two classes of maximally supersymmetric spacetimes. One class are the well-known maximally supersymmetric backgrounds of minimal five-dimensional supergravity, whereas the other class does not seem to be related to supergravity. This paper is a study of the Kaluza--Klein reductions to four dimensions of this latter class of maximally supersymmetric spacetimes. We classify the lorentzian and riemannian Kaluza--Klein reductions of these backgrounds, determine the fraction of the supersymmetry preserved under the reduction and in most cases determine explicitly the geometry of the four-dimensional quotient. Among the many supersymmetric quotients found, we highlight a number of novel non-homogeneous four-dimensional lorentzian spacetimes admitting …
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TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons
