Simplifying (super-)BMS algebras
Oscar Fuentealba, Marc Henneaux

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that certain non-linear asymptotic symmetry algebras in higher-dimensional gravity and supergravity can be redefined into a direct sum structure, clarifying their commutation relations and charge properties.
Contribution
The authors show how to redefine non-linear BMS and super-BMS algebras into a direct sum form, simplifying their structure and understanding of asymptotic symmetries.
Findings
Reformulation of BMS$_5$ and super-BMS$_4$ algebras into direct sums.
Angle-dependent translations and supersymmetries commute with Poincaré generators in the new form.
Detailed analysis of charge-integrability for field-dependent symmetry parameters.
Abstract
We show that the non-linear BMS symmetry algebra of asymptotically flat Einstein gravity in five dimensions, as well as the super-BMS superalgebra of asymptotically flat supergravity, can be redefined so as to take a direct sum structure. In the new presentation of the (super-)algebra, angle-dependent translations and angle-dependent supersymmetry transformations commute with the (super-)Poincar\'e generators. We also explain in detail the structure and charge-integrability of asymptotic symmetries with symmetry parameters depending on the fields (through the charges themselves), a topic relevant for nonlinear asymptotic symmetry algebras.
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Nonlinear Waves and Solitons · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
