
TL;DR
This paper analyzes the structure of classical non-linear $ ext{W}$ algebras that close on rational functions, focusing on both ordinary and supersymmetric cases, highlighting their origin from coset constructions and relevance to physics.
Contribution
It provides a detailed analysis of classical non-linear $ ext{W}$ algebras with rational function closures, including supersymmetric extensions, derived from coset models.
Findings
Characterization of classical non-linear $ ext{W}$ algebras with rational closures
Extension to supersymmetric $ ext{W}$ algebras
Discussion of physical applications of these algebras
Abstract
The structure of classical non-linear algebras closing on rational functions is analyzed both for the ordinary and the supersymmetric case. Such algebras appear as a result of a coset construction. Their relevance to physical applications is pointed out.
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TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Logic
