Geometric Quantization on the Super-Disc
O. T. Turgut (Bogazici University, Feza Gursey Institute)

TL;DR
This paper explores the geometric quantization of an infinite-dimensional super-disc, a super-homogeneous space relevant for coupled boson-fermion systems, establishing a framework for classical and quantum analysis.
Contribution
It introduces a super-disc as a super-homogeneous manifold with a symplectic form, demonstrating geometric quantization in this infinite-dimensional setting.
Findings
Defined a super-disc with a natural symplectic form
Established classical dynamics on the super-disc
Quantized the system using geometric quantization methods
Abstract
In this article we discuss the geometric quantization on a certain type of infinite dimensional super-disc. Such systems are quite natural when we analyze coupled bosons and fermions. The large-N limit of a system like that corresponds to a certain super-homogeneous space. First, we define an example of a super-homogeneous manifold: a super-disc. We show that it has a natural symplectic form, it can be used to introduce classical dynamics once a Hamiltonian is chosen. Existence of moment maps provide a Poisson realization of the underlying symmetry super-group. These are the natural operators to quantize via methods of geometric quantization, and we show that this can be done.
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