Interacting supergravity in ten dimensions: The role of the six-index gauge field

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Dec 1981

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Physical Review D (Particles and Fields), Volume 24, Issue 12, 15 December 1981, pp.3065-3072

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We construct the interaction of supergravity with Yang-Mills supersymmetry in 10 dimensions. The formulation is only possible with the use of a six-index antisymmetric gauge field in place of the familiar two-index field in the supergravity sector. We are interested in breaking supersymmetry and thus apply the generalized dimensional reduction. The nonpropagating field strength Fμνρσαβγ plays a vital role in making the scalar potential nontrivial. It would be possible to test the predictions of this model once the internal-symmetry group is specified and solutions of the potential minima are obtained.

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