Quantum properties of higher dimensional and dimensionally reduced supersymmetric theories

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We discuss the relation of quantum properties of d-dimensional and dimensionally reduced theories with a special emphasis on the use of a regularization accounting for power divergences. The main examples are N=1, d=10 super Yang-Mills (SYM101) and N=1, d=11 supergravity (SG111) and their reductions. In particular, we understand the vanishing of the one-loop β-function in SYM44 (zero conformal anomalies in SG48) as a consequence of the absence of L6 (L7) power divergences in SYM101(SG111). The heat kernel expansion coefficients b2k, k=0,..., 3 are found to be zero for SG111 (as well as for SYM101 and SG101 and thus the one-loop finiteness of maximal SGs in d≤7 is explicity demonstrated. We also present the expressions for the one-loop constant gauge field effective lagrangian and scalar effective potential in the SYM44 theory and analyse the problem of N=4 supersymmetry breaking. © 1983.

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Fradkin, E. S., Tseytlin, A. A., & Tseytlin, A. A. (1983). Quantum properties of higher dimensional and dimensionally reduced supersymmetric theories. Nuclear Physics, Section B, 227(2), 252–290. https://doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(83)90022-6

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