Three-form multiplet and supersymmetry breaking
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Abstract: Recently, a nilpotent real scalar superfield was introduced in arXiv:1702.02423 as a model for the Goldstino. It contains only two independent component fields, the Goldstino and the auxiliary -field. Here we first show that can equivalently be realised as a constrained three-form superfield. We demonstrate that every irreducible Goldstino superfield (of which the Goldstino is the only independent component field) can be realised as a descendant of which is invariant under local rescalings , where is an arbitrary real scalar superfield. We next propose a new Goldstino supermultiplet which is described by a nilpotent three-form superfield that is a variant formulation for the nilpotent chiral superfield, which is often used in off-shell models for spontaneously broken supergravity. It is shown that the action describing the dynamics of may be obtained from a supersymmetric nonlinear -model in the infrared limit. Unlike , the Goldstino superfield contains two independent auxiliary fields, , of which is a scalar and is the field strength of a gauge three-form. When is coupled to supergravity, both and produce positive contributions to the cosmological constant. While the contribution from is uniquely determined by the parameter of the supersymmetry breaking in the action, the contribution from is dynamical.
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