The Equivariant B model
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| author | Festuccia, Guido Mauch, Roman Zabzine, Maxim |
| author_facet | Festuccia, Guido Mauch, Roman Zabzine, Maxim |
| contents | In this work, we introduce an equivariant deformation of the $B$ model on the sphere with a $U(1)$-action. We present the deformed supersymmetry transformations and corresponding Lagrangians and study observables in the supercharge cohomology. The inclusion of equivariance allows for the introduction of novel, position-dependent observables on the sphere, which have no counterparts in the conventional $B$ model. Two specific cases we explore in detail are position-dependent superpotentials and complex structure deformations. In both instances, the theory exhibits notable differences from the standard $B$ model, revealing intriguing new features. |
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| spellingShingle | The Equivariant B model Festuccia, Guido Mauch, Roman Zabzine, Maxim High Energy Physics - Theory In this work, we introduce an equivariant deformation of the $B$ model on the sphere with a $U(1)$-action. We present the deformed supersymmetry transformations and corresponding Lagrangians and study observables in the supercharge cohomology. The inclusion of equivariance allows for the introduction of novel, position-dependent observables on the sphere, which have no counterparts in the conventional $B$ model. Two specific cases we explore in detail are position-dependent superpotentials and complex structure deformations. In both instances, the theory exhibits notable differences from the standard $B$ model, revealing intriguing new features. |
| title | The Equivariant B model |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.16969 |