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Report number arXiv:1805.10022 ; LMU-ASC-29-18 ; CERN-TH-2018-112 ; MPP-2018-87 ; LMU-ASC 29/18
Title Spin-four N=7 W-Supergravity: S-fold and Double Copy Construction
Author(s) Ferrara, Sergio (CERN ; Frascati ; UCLA) ; Lüst, Dieter (CERN ; Munich U., ASC ; Munich, Max Planck Inst.)
Publication 2018-07-18
Imprint 2018-05-25
Number of pages 33
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In: JHEP 07 (2018) 114
DOI 10.1007/JHEP07(2018)114
Subject category hep-th ; Particle Physics - Theory
Abstract In the present investigation we consider the possibility of having new massive, higher spin W-supergravity theories, which do not exist as four-dimensional perturbative models. These theories are based on a double copy construction of two supersymmetric field theories, where at least one factor is given by a N=3 field theory, which is a non-perturbative S-fold of N=4 super Yang-Mills theory. In this way, we can obtain as S-folds a new N=7 (corresponding to 28 supercharges) W-supergravity and its N=7 W-superstring counterpart, which both do not exist as four-dimensional perturbative models with an (effective) Langrangian description. The resulting field resp. string theory does not contain any massless states, but instead a massive higher spin-four supermultiplet of the N=7 supersymmetry algebra. Furthermore we also construct a four-dimensional heterotic S-fold with N=3 supersymmetry. It again does not exist as perturbative heterotic string model and can be considered as the heterotic counterpart of the N=3 superconformal field theories, which were previously constructed in the context of type I orientfold models.
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