Abstract

An N=(4,0) supersymmetric Liouville theory is formulated by the coadjoint orbit method. It is discovered that the action has symmetry under PSU(1,1|2).

Highlights

  • In the past few years there has been much interest in a duality between the SYK model and the D = 2 effective gravity

  • The differential geometrical aspects of the Schwarzian theory got clarified when it was reformulated by the coadjoint orbit method in [1]

  • In this letter we have formulated the N = (4, 0) super-Liouville theory by the coadjoint orbit method and have shown that it has all the properties which are characteristic in the lower symmetric Liouville theory, except for one

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Summary

Introduction

After this work the coadjoint orbit method was generalized to get the (1, 0) and (2, 0) supersymmetric Liouville theories in [7] and [8] respectively. Integrating this 1-form on the orbit O(b,c) gives an N = (4, 0) supersymmetric action We propose that this is the (4,0) super-Liouville theory. Γ is a function of h, ρηa, ξηa, which are the lowest component of the superfields f, φa, φa respectively With this γ put in (3.16) the N = (4, 0) super-Liouville action (3.13) gets a local expression in 1+1 dimensions as. Here we remember that the purely bosonic part of the action is identical with that of the non-supersymmetric Liouville theory The latter is invariant under SU(1,1)(∼=SL(2)), which is a subgroup of PSU(1,1|2).

Conclusions
A The lower supersymmetric Liouville theories
B Proofs of some formulae
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