Decoupling of Zero-Modes and Covariance in the Light-Front Formulation of Supersymmetric Theories
M. Burkardt (New Mexico State University), F. Antonuccio (The Ohio, State University), S. Tsujimaru (MPI f\"ur Kernphysik)

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that zero-modes can be decoupled from non-zero modes in light-front supersymmetric theories, with implications for Lorentz invariance, under certain assumptions.
Contribution
It provides a theoretical analysis showing zero-modes decouple in light-front formulations of supersymmetric theories, clarifying their role and impact on Lorentz invariance.
Findings
Zero-modes decouple from non-zero modes under certain assumptions
Implications for Lorentz invariance are discussed
Provides a framework for understanding zero-modes in light-front supersymmetry
Abstract
We show under suitable assumptions that zero-modes decouple from the dynamics of non-zero modes in the light-front formulation of some supersymmetric field theories. The implications for Lorentz invariance are discussed.
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