Superspace Methods in String Theory, Supergravity and Gauge Theory
Martin Cederwall

TL;DR
This paper reviews superspace methods applied to string theory, supergravity, and gauge theory, focusing on brane dynamics and supersymmetric interactions, including alpha'-corrections from string/M-theory.
Contribution
It introduces superspace techniques for analyzing brane dynamics and consistent interactions in supersymmetric theories, highlighting their applications in string and M-theory.
Findings
Superspace formulations of brane dynamics in supergravity backgrounds.
Methods for determining alpha'-corrections in supersymmetric gauge theories.
Applications of superspace techniques to string and M-theory interactions.
Abstract
In these two lectures, delivered at the XXXVII Karpacz Winter School, February 2001, I review some applications of superspace in various topics related to string theory and M-theory. The first lecture is mainly devoted to descriptions of brane dynamics formulated in supergravity backgrounds. The second lecture concerns the use of superspace techniques for determining consistent interactions in supersymmetric gauge theory and supergravity, e.g. alpha'-corrections from string/M-theory.
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