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I understand that the degrees of freedom must match.
A Weyl spinor has 2 d.o.f (spin up and spin down), thus the superpartner must also have 2 d.o.f
Is there a reason why it is a complex scalar and not of spin-1?
A Weyl spinor has 2 d.o.f (spin up and spin down), thus the superpartner must also have 2 d.o.f
Is there a reason why it is a complex scalar and not of spin-1?