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N=1supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in the light-cone gauge

D. M. Capper, D.R.T. Jones

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We formulate a general N=1 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in the light-cone gauge and show that the resulting Lagrangian has a linear supersymmetry transformation, leading to a simple Ward identity which we verify at the one-loop level using the Mandelstam prescription for evaluating light-cone integrals.

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We formulate a general N=1 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in the light-cone gauge and show that the resulting Lagrangian has a linear supersymmetry transformation, leading to a simple Ward identity which we verify at the one-loop level using the Mandelstam prescription for evaluating light-cone integrals.

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We formulate a general N=1 supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory in the light-cone gauge and show that the resulting Lagrangian has a linear supersymmetry transformation, leading to a simple Ward identity which we verify at the one-loop level using the Mandelstam prescription for evaluating light-cone integrals.

Key concepts: Light cone gauge, Supersymmetry, Physics, Gauge (firearms), Yang–Mills theory, Supersymmetric gauge theory, Gauge theory, Light cone

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