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Exploring General Relativity as a Gauge Theory
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The fundamental interactions of the Standard Model are described by Yang-Mills theory. This is a gauge theory, which means the following: (1) Choose a…
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11d Gravity From Just the Torsion Constraint
It is familiar that Einstein gravity may be formulated in terms of a vielbein field together with a "spin connection", subject to the constraint…
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Learn About Supersymmetry and Deligne’s Theorem
In 2002, Pierre Deligne proved a remarkable theorem on what mathematically is called Tannakian reconstruction of tensor categories. Here…
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Emergence From the Superpoint
In the previous article we saw that the generalization of super-Lie algebras to homotopy super-Lie n-algebras (super L-infinity algebras)…
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Homotopy Lie-n Algebras in Supergravity
The previous article in this series claimed that the mathematics of the 21st century that had fallen into the 1970s in the form of string…