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Moduli Space, of SRS

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Concise Encyclopedia of Supersymmetry

Two N Super riemann surfaces P 1 = Λ NS1 and P 2 = Λ NS2 are called isomorphic if the N super Fuchsian groups Γ1 and Γ2 are conjugate in Aut(Λ NS). The set of isomorphism classes of Super riemann surfaces is called the moduli space of Super riemann surfaces . The topological type of Super riemann surfaces is defined by the topological types of its Arf functions (see section Super riemann surfaces and Arf functions for details). The set of all Super riemann surfaces of any topological type t has a natural structure of a connected super manifold M t [1 2 3].

If t = (g, δ, k α, m α) is a topological type of N = 1 Super riemann surfaces that M t ≅ ℝ(6g+3k+2m−6|4g+2k +2m−4)/ Mod t , where Mod t is a discrete group (the definition of ℝ(n|ℓ) see in the section super Fuchsian group ).

If t = (g, δ, k α, m α) is a topological type of N = 2 nontwisted Super riemann surfaces , then M t ≅ ℝ(8g+4k+3mb|8g+4k+4m−8)/ Mod t *, where b = 6 if k = m = 0, b = 7 otherwise and Mod* t is a discrete...

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Berman, D. et al. (2004). Moduli Space, of SRS. In: Duplij, S., Siegel, W., Bagger, J. (eds) Concise Encyclopedia of Supersymmetry. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4522-0_322

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