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In F term SUSY breaking, is the minimum of V just:
[itex]V=\sum^{N}_{i}|F_i|^2[/itex]
[itex]V=\sum^{N}_{i}|F_i|^2[/itex]
The minimum of the scalar potential in F-term SUSY breaking is defined by the equation V = ∑i=1N|Fi|2. To determine this minimum, one must apply the equations of motion for Fi, which introduces a dependency on the scalar fields, expressed as Fi = fi(φj). The condition for a minimum is established by solving ∂V/∂φi = 0, ensuring that the second derivatives meet the necessary criteria.
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pleasehelpmeno said:In F term SUSY breaking, is the minimum of V just:
[itex]V=\sum^{N}_{i}|F_i|^2[/itex]