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General Neveu-Schwarz Correlators in Super Liouville Theory
E. Abdalla ; M.C.B. Abdalla ; D. Dalmazi ; Koji Harada ;
Date 27 Nov 1991
Subject hep-th
AbstractIn this paper we compute the N-point correlation functions of the tachyon operator from the Neveu Schwarz sector of super Liouville theory coupled to matter fields (with $hat cle 1$) in the super Coulomb gas formulation, on world sheets with spherical topology. We first integrate over the zero mode assuming that the $s$ parameter takes an integer value, subsequently we continue the parameter to an arbitrary real number. We included an arbitrary number of screening charges (s.c.) and as a result, after renormalizing the s.c., the external legs and the cosmological constant, the form of the final amplitudes do not modify. Remarkably, the result is completely parallel to the bosonic case. We also completed a discussion on the calculation of bosonic correlators including arbitrary screening charges.
Source arXiv, hep-th/9111057
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