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On orbifold theory and N=2, D=5 gauged supergravity
Yin Lin ;
Date 7 Dec 2003
Journal JHEP 0401 (2004) 041
Subject hep-th
AbstractWe have studied the most general N=2 supergravity in five dimensions in context with the orbifold theory based on $M_4 imes S^1/Z_2$. Various ways to treat the supersymmetry with singular sources placed in orbifold fixed points were proposed in past. Supersymmetric branes were consistently introduced in a bulk where a gauged supergravity was present. In this paper we find that in the $N=2,D=5$ supergravity with general gauging, the possibility to obtain a supersymmetric brane world is constrained. Imposing the compatibility of supersymmetry transformation rules with the orbifold condition, we find the necessary and sufficient condition to obtain supersymmetric branes and bulk independently. We comment that the same condition guarantees naturally the presence of singular BPS solutions.
Source arXiv, hep-th/0312078
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