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Supersymmetric structures for second order differential operators

2012

Necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for a real semiclassical partial differential operator of order two to possess a supersymmetric structure. For the operator coming from a chain of oscillators, coupled to two heat baths, we show the non-existence of a smooth supersymmetric structure, for a suitable interaction potential, provided that the temperatures of the baths are different.

Algebra and Number Theory35P15 47A75 47B44 81Q20 81Q60 82C22 82C31Applied MathematicsFOS: Physical sciencesMathematical Physics (math-ph)Differential operatorTunnelling effectTheoretical physicsMathematics - Analysis of PDEsOrder (business)FOS: MathematicsMathematical PhysicsAnalysisMathematicsAnalysis of PDEs (math.AP)
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N=2 topological gauge theory, the Euler characteristic of moduli spaces, and the Casson invariant

1991

We discuss gauge theory with a topological N=2 symmetry. This theory captures the de Rham complex and Riemannian geometry of some underlying moduli space $\cal M$ and the partition function equals the Euler number of $\cal M$. We explicitly deal with moduli spaces of instantons and of flat connections in two and three dimensions. To motivate our constructions we explain the relation between the Mathai-Quillen formalism and supersymmetric quantum mechanics and introduce a new kind of supersymmetric quantum mechanics based on the Gauss-Codazzi equations. We interpret the gauge theory actions from the Atiyah-Jeffrey point of view and relate them to supersymmetric quantum mechanics on spaces of…

High Energy Physics - Theory58Z05PhysicsInstantonFOS: Physical sciencesStatistical and Nonlinear PhysicsRiemannian geometry58D2958G26TopologyCasson invariant58D27Matrix modelModuli spaceHigh Energy Physics::Theorysymbols.namesakeHigh Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th)81Q60Euler characteristic57R20symbolsSupersymmetric quantum mechanicsGauge theoryMathematical PhysicsCommunications in Mathematical Physics
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