Harmonic superspace
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In theoretical physics, harmonic superspace is a generalization of the concept of superspace in which the anticommuting coordinates are not the only ones that are added. We also add bosonic coordinates u that parameterize a coset of a unitary group and its subgroups that are products of smaller unitary groups.
[edit] See also
- projective superspace
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