Graded Riemannian geometry and graded fibre bundles, a context for local super-gauge theories
Paul Green;
Graded Riemannian geometry and graded fibre bundles, a context for local super-gauge theories
Starting from Kostant's definition of a graded manifold [1], we present graded versions of tensor algebra, Riemannian metrics, Lie groups and actions (these are also defined by Kostant but we present a directly geometrical definition which is more convenient for our purposes), vector bundles, and principal bundles.
- University of Maryland, College Park United States
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