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VSUSY models with Carroll or Galilei invariance

Andrea Barducci, Roberto Casalbuoni, Joaquim Gomis

TL;DR

<3-5 sentences>This work extends a prior method for generating Carroll and Galilei invariant actions to systems with spin described by Grassmann variables in the VSUSY framework. By performing $k$-contractions that respect Poincaré contractions, the authors construct Carroll-type and Galilei-type VSUSY algebras and realize them in both abstract form and configuration space, leading to VSUSY Carroll and VSUSY Galilei particles. Each model possesses a local $\kappa$-symmetry when parameters satisfy $\gamma=-\beta=M$ (Carroll) or $\beta\gamma=M^2$ (Galilei) and yields first-class mass-shell and odd constraints, which quantize to Dirac-type equations in appropriate dimensions. The Appendix shows these actions reproduce standard Carroll and Galilei limits of relativistic spinning particles, validating the contraction approach as a robust route to spinful nonrelativistic and ultra-relativistic systems with VSUSY symmetry.

Abstract

The general method introduced in a previous paperto build up a class of models invariant under generalization of Carroll and Galilei algebra is extended to systems including a set of Grassmann variables describing the spin degree of freedom. The models described here are based on a relativistic supersymmetric algebra with vector and scalar generators (VSUSY) . Therefore, in order to obtain dynamical systems consistent with Carroll or Galilei, we will study the contractions of the anticommuting generators compatible with the Poincaré contractions.

VSUSY models with Carroll or Galilei invariance

TL;DR

<3-5 sentences>This work extends a prior method for generating Carroll and Galilei invariant actions to systems with spin described by Grassmann variables in the VSUSY framework. By performing -contractions that respect Poincaré contractions, the authors construct Carroll-type and Galilei-type VSUSY algebras and realize them in both abstract form and configuration space, leading to VSUSY Carroll and VSUSY Galilei particles. Each model possesses a local -symmetry when parameters satisfy (Carroll) or (Galilei) and yields first-class mass-shell and odd constraints, which quantize to Dirac-type equations in appropriate dimensions. The Appendix shows these actions reproduce standard Carroll and Galilei limits of relativistic spinning particles, validating the contraction approach as a robust route to spinful nonrelativistic and ultra-relativistic systems with VSUSY symmetry.

Abstract

The general method introduced in a previous paperto build up a class of models invariant under generalization of Carroll and Galilei algebra is extended to systems including a set of Grassmann variables describing the spin degree of freedom. The models described here are based on a relativistic supersymmetric algebra with vector and scalar generators (VSUSY) . Therefore, in order to obtain dynamical systems consistent with Carroll or Galilei, we will study the contractions of the anticommuting generators compatible with the Poincaré contractions.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 17 sections, 149 equations.