A Superconnection for Riemannian Gravity as Spontaneously Broken SL(4,R) Gauge Theory
Yuval Ne'eman
Abstract
A superconnection is a supermatrix whose even part contains the gauge-potential one-forms of a local gauge group, while the odd parts contain the (0-form) Higgs fields; the combined grading is thus odd everywhere. We demonstrate that the simple supergroup P(4,R) (rank=3) in Kac' classification (even subgroup SL(4,R)) prverline SL(4,R)) provides for the most economical spontaneous breaking of SL(4,R) as gauge group, leaving just local SO(1,3)$ unbroken. As a result, post-Riemannian SKY gravity yields Einstein's theory as a low-energy (longer range) effective theory. The theory is renormalizable and may be unitary.
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