Finite-temperature supersymmetry as a constrained supergravity
C. Lucchesi
TL;DR
This paper introduces a thermal superspace framework that enables the application of superfield supersymmetry formulations in finite temperature environments, bridging a gap in supersymmetric theories at non-zero temperatures.
Contribution
It presents a novel thermal superspace formalism that integrates finite temperature effects into superfield supersymmetry, expanding the theoretical toolkit for supersymmetric models.
Findings
Thermal superspace successfully incorporates temperature effects into superfield formulations.
The approach maintains supersymmetry structures at finite temperature.
Potential applications in thermal field theory and early universe cosmology.
Abstract
We introduce thermal superspace and show how it can be used to reconcile the superfield formulation of supersymmetry with finite temperature environments
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TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories · Pulsars and Gravitational Waves Research