Supersymmetric, Integrable Toda Field Theories: The B(1,1) Model
Silvia Penati, Daniela Zanon
Abstract
We study the two-dimensional supersymmetric Toda theory based on the Lie superalgebra B(1,1) Osp(3|2) and construct its quantum W-currents. We also investigate the fermionic affinization of this model: we show that despite the non-unitary form of the Lagrangian the B(1)(1,1) theory has a real particle mass spectrum which is not renormalized at one-loop. We construct the first higher--spin conserved current, prove its conservation to all-loop order, compute one-loop corrections to the corresponding charge and check consistency between charge and mass renormalization.
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