Supersymmetry and Supergravity

Supersymmetry and Supergravity
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10.1063/1.2916416
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1992-03
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通讯作者:
J. Wess;J. Bagger
J. Wess;J. Bagger
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本书第一版于 1983 年出版,基于 Julius Wess 1983 年在普林斯顿大学所做的一系列讲座。自从第一版问世以来,人们在基于超重力多重态的粒子行为唯象模型的开发方面做了大量工作。一些实验性搜索已经进行,其他一些则计划在未来进行。因此,本书的第二版大大超越了第一版。增加了 6 个新章节,总计 26 个,新增 5 个附录,总计 7 个。新的章节和附录主要旨在推导最普遍的手征场与超引力相互作用的超对称规范不变理论,并以分量形式表达它。本书分为三个部分。在简要介绍之后,本书的第一部分描述了手性场的 N=1 超对称非阿贝尔刚性规范理论。本书的第二部分发展了一种局域超对称理论,即超引力。最后一部分描述了超对称手性场与超引力以规范不变的方式耦合。这本书可能被推荐作为 N=1 超引力理论的教学介绍。与附录一起,无论是在符号上还是在所使用的概念上都是完全独立的,只需要一些场论知识作为背景。 « less
The first edition of this book appeared in 1983 and was based on a series of lectures given at Princeton in 1983 by Julius Wess. Since the appearance of the first edition much work has been done on the development of phenomenological models of particle behavior based on the supergravity multiplet. Some experimental searches have been carried out and others are planned for the future. For this reason the second edition of the book goes substantially beyond the first. Six new chapters have been added for a total of twenty-six and five new appendices for a total of seven. The new chapters and appendices are primarily aimed at deriving the most general supersymmetric gauge invariant theory of chiral fields interacting with supergravity and expressing it in component form. The book is divided into three sections. After a brief introduction, the first part of the book deals with a description of N=1 supersymmetric non-abelian rigid gauge theory of chiral fields. The second part of the book develops a local supersymmetric theory which is supergravity. The final part describes the coupling of supersymmetric chiral fields to supergravity in a gauge invariant way. The book may be recommended as a pedagogical introduction tomore » the theory of N=1 supergravity. Together with the appendices is is completely self-contained, both in notation and in the concepts used, requiring only some knowledge of field theory as a background.« less