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Emilie.Jung
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The scalar fields of supersymmetric theories in 4 spacetime dimensions are a set of complex fields (usually denoted by ##z^{\alpha}##). How can this be physically translated?
More precisely, we know that in 5D, those scalars are real, so what is that makes them real here but complex there?
More precisely, we know that in 5D, those scalars are real, so what is that makes them real here but complex there?