Supersymmetric Yang-Mills Equations in 10+2 Dimensions
Hitoshi Nishino (Univ. of MD), Ergin Sezgin (Texas A&M Univ.)

TL;DR
This paper develops a supersymmetric Yang-Mills model in 10+2 dimensions using a null vector, demonstrating its invariance, reduction to known theories, and superspace formulation, thus extending the understanding of higher-dimensional supersymmetric gauge theories.
Contribution
It introduces a consistent supersymmetric Yang-Mills model in 10+2 dimensions with novel invariance properties and reduction mechanisms, including a superspace formulation.
Findings
Reduces to standard 10D supersymmetric Yang-Mills upon dimensional reduction.
Provides a superspace formulation for the 10+2 dimensional model.
Establishes invariance under generalized translations and gauge transformations.
Abstract
We present a model for supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in 10+2 dimensions. Our construction uses a constant null vector, and leads to a consistent set of field equations and constraints. The model is invariant under generalized translations and an extra gauge transformation. Ordinary dimensional reduction to ten dimensions yields the usual supersymmetric Yang-Mills equations, while dimensional reduction to 2+2 yields supersymmetric Yang-Mills equations in which the Poincar\'e supersymmetry is reduced by a null vector. We also give the corresponding formulation in superspace.
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