On square-zero elements in the IIB supersymmetry algebra

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contents We describe the variety of square-zero elements in the (2,0) super Poincaré algebra in ten dimensions, together with its orbit stratification induced by the action of the spin group and R-symmetry. This provides a classification of all possible twisting supercharges of type IIB supergravity in a flat background. Compared to other varieties of square-zero elements in super Poincaré algebras, we find that the orbit structure is more involved and exhibits several novel features. Among other things, we show that there are two distinct orbits of holomorphic twisting supercharges and a number of mixed topological-holomorphic twists.
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spellingShingle On square-zero elements in the IIB supersymmetry algebra
Hahner, Fabian
Mathematical Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
Algebraic Geometry
We describe the variety of square-zero elements in the (2,0) super Poincaré algebra in ten dimensions, together with its orbit stratification induced by the action of the spin group and R-symmetry. This provides a classification of all possible twisting supercharges of type IIB supergravity in a flat background. Compared to other varieties of square-zero elements in super Poincaré algebras, we find that the orbit structure is more involved and exhibits several novel features. Among other things, we show that there are two distinct orbits of holomorphic twisting supercharges and a number of mixed topological-holomorphic twists.
title On square-zero elements in the IIB supersymmetry algebra
topic Mathematical Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
Algebraic Geometry
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.05659