``N=4: A Unifying Framework for 2d Topological Gravity, cM≤ 1 String Theory and Constrained Topological Sigma Model''
Pablo M. Llatas, Shibaji Roy, Jose M. Sanchez de Santos
Abstract
It is shown that two dimensional (2d) topological gravity in the conformal gauge has a larger symmetry than has been hitherto recognized; in the formulation of Labastida, Pernici and Witten it contains a twisted ``small'' N=4 superconformal symmetry. There are in fact two distinct twisted N=2 structures within this N=4, one of which is shown to be isomorphic to the algebra discussed by the Verlindes and the other corresponds, through bosonization, to cM≤ 1 string theory discussed by Bershadsky et.al. As a byproduct, we find a twisted N=4 structure in cM≤ 1 string theory. We also study the ``mirror'' of this twisted N=4 algebra and find that it corresponds, through another bosonization, to a constrained topological sigma model in complex dimension one.
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