
Nous exploitons la relation entre les composantes spatiales Tij du tenseur énergie-moment et le supercourant pour discuter de la connexion entre les équations BPS et la disparition des composantes du tenseur de contrainte dans diverses théories supersymétriques avec des solitons. En utilisant le fait que certaines combinaisons de surcharges annihilent les états BPS, nous montrons que Tij=0 pour les kinks, les vortex et les dyons, affichant la connexion entre la supersymétrie et les solitons BPS non-interactifs.
Explotamos la relación entre los componentes espaciales Tij del tensor de energía-momento y la supercorriente para discutir la conexión entre las ecuaciones BPS y la desaparición de los componentes del tensor de tensión en varias teorías supersimétricas con solitones. Usando el hecho de que cierta combinación de supercargas aniquila los estados de BPS, mostramos que Tij=0 para dobleces, vórtices y diones, mostrando la conexión entre la supersimetría y los solitones de BPS que no interactúan.
We exploit the relationship between the space components Tij of the energy–momentum tensor and the supercurrent to discuss the connection between the BPS equations and the vanishing of the components of the stress tensor in various supersymmetric theories with solitons. Using the fact that certain combination of supercharges annihilate BPS states, we show that Tij=0 for kinks, vortices and dyons, displaying the connection between supersymmetry and non-interacting BPS solitons.
نستغل العلاقة بين مكونات الفضاء Tij لموتر الطاقة- الزخم والتيار الفائق لمناقشة العلاقة بين معادلات BPS وتلاشي مكونات موتر الإجهاد في مختلف النظريات فائقة التناظر مع المنعزلات. باستخدام حقيقة أن مجموعة معينة من الشحنات الفائقة تقضي على حالات BPS، نظهر أن Tij=0 للالتواءات والدوامات والدايون، مما يعرض العلاقة بين التناظر الفائق وعزل BPS غير المتفاعل.
High Energy Physics - Theory, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Equations, Tensor (intrinsic definition), FOS: Physical sciences, Geometry, Energy momentum, Space (punctuation), Quantum mechanics, Tensor calculus, Quantum Effects in Helium Nanodroplets and Solids, FOS: Mathematics, Connection (principal bundle), Classical mechanics, Physics, High-Temperature Superconductivity, Pure mathematics, Física, Cauchy stress tensor, Tensor field, Condensed Matter Physics, Holographic Derivation of Field Theories and Gravity, Computer science, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Operating system, High Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th), Physics and Astronomy, Exact solutions in general relativity, Mathematical physics, Stress–energy tensor, Physical Sciences, Thermodynamics, Supersymmetry, Vortex, Mathematics
High Energy Physics - Theory, Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Equations, Tensor (intrinsic definition), FOS: Physical sciences, Geometry, Energy momentum, Space (punctuation), Quantum mechanics, Tensor calculus, Quantum Effects in Helium Nanodroplets and Solids, FOS: Mathematics, Connection (principal bundle), Classical mechanics, Physics, High-Temperature Superconductivity, Pure mathematics, Física, Cauchy stress tensor, Tensor field, Condensed Matter Physics, Holographic Derivation of Field Theories and Gravity, Computer science, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Operating system, High Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th), Physics and Astronomy, Exact solutions in general relativity, Mathematical physics, Stress–energy tensor, Physical Sciences, Thermodynamics, Supersymmetry, Vortex, Mathematics
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