
TL;DR
This paper presents a counterexample in supersymmetric CPN models showing they can originate from constrained linear models, with implications for superstring theory and algebraic structures in supersymmetry.
Contribution
It introduces a counterexample for N=4 supersymmetric CPN models derived from constrained linear models, extending to all higher N with implications for superstring theories.
Findings
Counterexample for N=4 supersymmetric CPN models
Extension of the example to all higher N
Implications for superstring membrane theories
Abstract
Supersymmetric CPN models based on underlying bosonic Kahler manifolds have not been thought to arise directly from constrained linear ones. A counterexample for N=4 is presented using improved understanding of membranes in superstring theories leading to crucial central terms modifying the algebra of supercharge densities. The example has an immediate extension to all higher N.
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