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Exact Lattice Supersymmetry at Large N

Employing a novel type of non-commutative product in the Dirac-Kahler twisted superspace on a lattice, we formulate a field theoretically rigid framework of extended supersymmetry on a lattice. As a first example of this treatment, we calculate one-loop (in some cases any loops) quantum corrections for a twisted Wess-Zumino model with N \times N hermitian matrix superfields on a two dimensional lattice. The calculations are entirely given in a lattice superfield framework. We report that the mass and the coupling constant are exactly protected from the radiative corrections at non-zero lattice spacing as far as the planar diagrams are concerned, which implies the realization of exact lattice supersymmetry w.r.t. all the supercharges in the large-N limit.

preprint2008arXivOpen access

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