Six-dimensional superconformal couplings of non-abelian tensor and hypermultiplets
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- 12 March 2013
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- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of High Energy Physics
- Vol. 2013 (3) , 68
Abstract
We construct six-dimensional superconformal models with non-abelian tensor and hypermultiplets. They describe the field content of (2, 0) theories, coupled to (1, 0) vector multiplets. The latter are part of the non-abelian gauge structure that also includes non-dynamical three- and four-forms. The hypermultiplets are described by gauged nonlinear sigma models with a hyper-Kähler cone target space. We also address the question of constraints in these models and show that their resolution requires the inclusion of abelian factors. These provide couplings that were previously considered for anomaly cancellations with abelian tensor multiplets and resulted in the selection ofADEgauge groups.Keywords
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