RNS formalism
formulation of superstring theory with manifest worldsheet supersymmetry but without manifest target space supersymmetry; requires GSO projection
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RNS formalism
Summary
Key Facts
- Pierre Ramond is named after RNS formalism[1].
- John Henry Schwarz is named after RNS formalism[2].
- André Neveu is named after RNS formalism[3].
- RNS formalism is part of superstring theory[4].
Body
Origins
Things named after include Pierre Ramond[1], a physicist[5], b. 1943[6], of United States[7], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship[8]; John Henry Schwarz[2], a physicist[9], b. 1941[10], of United States[11], awarded the Guggenheim Fellowship[12]; and André Neveu[3], a physicist[13], b. 1946[14], of France[15], awarded the Gentner–Kastler Prize[16].
Use and Application
RNS formalism is part of superstring theory[4].