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SUPERGRAVITY P. van NIEUWENHUIZEN To Joel Scherk 0370 ...

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294 P. <strong>van</strong> Nieuwenhuizen, SupergravityMm,, = (-Tm,,, Pm = —h~m(1 7~),Km ~A=diag-~(1,1,1,1,4), D=—~y 5(Qa)/~= —~[(1 + 75)C’]”’, (Qa)5 = +~(1—(S~5= +~[(1— 75)C’]”’, (S”) 5 1 = — ~(1+ ~ (6)We will now write down a representation of this superalgebra on fields. Consider the scalar multiplet= [A, B, x~F, G]. (We hope the reader will not confuse the scalar field A(x) with the chiral generatorA.) We already have a representation for the global super Poincaré algebra. Defining 80A(x) =[A, EQ] = ~Jx, one finds with i,, == ~x, 60B = —~iiy5,y, 80F = ~iJx, 80G = ~i~y!JX8oX = ~J(A — iy5B) + ~(F+ iy5G) .(7)Thus [8(e~),8(e2)]A = [A, [ë2Q, e~0]] so that if one definesmPm] = ~m’9mA (8)6~A(x)= [A, ~then the {Q, Q} — F relation is satisfied.In order to find the representation of Mmn on fields we first define how Mmn acts on fields at theorigin. The only nontrivial result is8~~~f(0) = [x”(O),Am”Mmn] = Amn(o~m,,)a~X$ (m

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