Abstract
Indices and anomaly numbers for representations of basic classical Lie superalgebras are defined, and their explicit expressions are derived in terms of Kac–Dynkin labels. Useful properties of indices and anomalies are determined, and several examples are given. A similar analysis is made for superindices and superanomalies, and it is demonstrated how all these objects form a helpful tool in decomposing tensor products or in constructing branching rules for representations.
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