Carroll supergravities
This paper explicitly derives the electric and magnetic Carrollian limits of supergravity in four-dimensional spacetime using a general approach that is also applicable to extended supergravity models.
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This paper explicitly derives the electric and magnetic Carrollian limits of supergravity in four-dimensional spacetime using a general approach that is also applicable to extended supergravity models.
This paper develops a covariant reconstruction framework in teleparallel gravity to derive specific functional forms of the gravitational Lagrangian for Kantowski--Sachs geometries sourced by Chaplygin and polytropic fluids, utilizing nonlinear matter conservation laws to reverse the standard reconstruction strategy and identify viable anisotropic cosmological and black-hole-interior branches.
This paper defines a gauge-invariant and renormalized off-shell mass function by extending the pinch technique to arbitrarily long fermion lines, thereby canceling gauge-dependent contributions locally via Ward-Takahashi identities to yield a process-independent self-energy that matches the physical mass on-shell and provides an infrared-finite scalar mass for off-shell comparisons.
This paper establishes a general framework for mixed-dimensional statistics by defining them through local hopping-operator algebras, demonstrating that pointed conservation laws yield statistics classified by higher-group cohomology with a holographic realization, while non-pointed laws correspond to generalized symmetries classified by fusion -categories.
By analyzing the generalized entropy of an evaporating rotating regular black hole, the study demonstrates that the mass cannot drop below a finite limit () where the correction term vanishes, thereby predicting the formation of a stable remnant in the final stage of evaporation.
This paper presents the computation of three-loop QCD corrections to the scattering amplitude for Higgs boson and three-parton production in the generalized leading color limit, expressing the results in terms of multiple polylogarithms to enable precise phenomenological predictions for Higgs-plus-jet production at hadron colliders and Higgs decay to three jets at lepton colliders.
This paper initiates a systematic study of the combinatorics of walled Brauer algebras in the non-semisimple regime by introducing restricted Bratteli diagrams to identify a stable region where representation theory data is governed by a universal partition function of an infinite tower of simple harmonic oscillators.
This paper introduces a worldsheet action based on a chiral composite linear dilaton that reproduces generalized Veneziano amplitudes, while also deriving their higher-point extensions and closed-string analogs which display partial crossing symmetry.
This paper constructs the linearized superconformal action for the Weyl supermultiplet using the harmonic superspace approach with unconstrained analytic potentials and "half-analyticity" conditions, demonstrating its structural similarity to the Maxwell action and proposing a path toward a complete nonlinear formulation.
This paper investigates black hole scalarization induced by a charged scalar field in asymptotic AdS spacetimes with three distinct horizon topologies within the extended phase space, revealing that scalarization occurs at low temperatures for all cases, exhibits unique high-temperature domains and complex phase transitions in the spherical topology, and undergoes a pressure-driven transition from first-order to "cave-of-wind" style condensation across all geometries.