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A formulation of supergravity based on Cartan’s connection

A formulation of supergravity based on Cartan's connection
Authors: Zardecki, Andrew;

A formulation of supergravity based on Cartan’s connection

Abstract

The supergravity is formulated as a gauge theory with the Yang–Mills Lagrangian quadratic in curvature. To arrive at such a description, the super fiber bundle based on a superspace with the OSP(n/4) symmetry group is introduced. The connection in this bundle becomes the Cartan connection when OSP(n/4) is broken to SL(2,C)⊗SO(n). In the reduced bundle, this leads automatically to curvature and torsion. Explicit calculations of the Lagrangian are carried out in terms of the Cartan–Killing metrics and the curvature form for n=1 and n=8. The final theory describes the coupling of geometry to fermion fields. These fields emerge as solder forms of the Cartan connection.

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Applications of differential geometry to physics, Yang-Mills Lagrangian, Cartan connection, Supergravity

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