Bosonic physical states in N=1 supergravity?
S. M. Carroll, D. Z. Freedman, M. E. Ortiz, D. N. Page
Abstract
It is argued that states in N=1 supergravity that solve all of the constraint equations cannot be bosonic in the sense of being independent of the fermionic degrees of freedom. (Based on a talk given by Miguel Ortiz at the 7th Marcel Grossmann Meeting.)
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