nLab D=14 supersymmetry

Contents

Ingredients

Dynkin label	sp. orth. group	spin group	pin group	semi-spin group
	SO(2)	Spin(2)	Pin(2)
B1	SO(3)	Spin(3)	Pin(3)
D2	SO(4)	Spin(4)	Pin(4)
B2	SO(5)	Spin(5)	Pin(5)
D3	SO(6)	Spin(6)
B3	SO(7)	Spin(7)
D4	SO(8)	Spin(8)		SO(8)
B4	SO(9)	Spin(9)
D5	SO(10)	Spin(10)
B5	SO(11)	Spin(11)
D6	SO(12)	Spin(12)
	$\vdots$	$\vdots$
D8	SO(16)	Spin(16)		SemiSpin(16)
	$\vdots$	$\vdots$
D16	SO(32)	Spin(32)		SemiSpin(32)

Supersymmetry in total spacetime dimension 14, of interest for spacetime signature $11+3$ , hence super-extending Spin(11,3).

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reviewed in:

Alessio Marrani, Exceptional super Yang-Mills in $27 + 3$ and worldvolume M-theory, talk at M-Theory and mathematics 2023, NYU Abu Dhabi (Jan, 2023) [web]

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