1995
DOI: 10.1016/0370-2693(95)00446-r
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Field transformations of the Lie super-algebra Sl(2|1)

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“…Similar realizations ( (118) and (121)) in the fermionic basis of simple roots have also been obtained by Ito [7]. More recently, in [9] the relation is discussed between the Wakimoto free field realizations (108) and (118) of the affine currents based on the two inequivalent choices of simple roots. Finally, the primary field of weight Λ becomes…”
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“…Similar realizations ( (118) and (121)) in the fermionic basis of simple roots have also been obtained by Ito [7]. More recently, in [9] the relation is discussed between the Wakimoto free field realizations (108) and (118) of the affine currents based on the two inequivalent choices of simple roots. Finally, the primary field of weight Λ becomes…”
Section: Case Of Ospsupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Free field realizations are only known in certain particular cases (see e.g. [6,7,8,9]). In this paper we present general and explicit free field realizations of affine current superalgebras, generalizing the results in [4,5].…”
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“…Our aim is to clarify the relation between such different representations, both at the classical and at the quantum level. Let us first summarise the results of [25].…”
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“…A standard way to construct a Wakimoto free field representation of the classical Poisson bracket sl(2/1; R) algebra is to start with a Wess-Zumino-Witten-Novikov ( WZWN) model based on the noncompact simple Lie supergroup SL(2/1; R), introduce a Gauss decomposition for the supergroup elements, and calculate the currents associated with the Kac-Moody symmetries of the WZWN action [24,25]. Because of the non unique choice (up to Weyl transformations) of the simple roots in sl(2/1; R), any supergroup element g can be Gauss decomposed in different ways, which lead to different free field representations.…”
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