How statement and proof provenance work
The first chip identifies the source of the statement or construction; the second identifies the source of its local proof or verification.
- Literature-sourced: the exact statement appears in a cited source; only wording and notation differ.
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- AI-generated: a genuinely novel statement formulated by AI, with no source for the claim itself.
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Constant-Superpotential Potential on a Flat Chiral Patch
One local neutral chiral scalar and an uncharged spectator U(1) in the adopted two-derivative N=1 Einstein-frame model, with no auxiliary-independent scalar-potential term; the example evaluates the scalar potential and makes no string compactification or vacuum-realization claim.
Example
Take one complex chiral coordinate of mass dimension 1, , the trivial Kähler line bundle, Kähler potential , and constant nonzero superpotential of mass dimension 3. Couple one spectator vector with , zero Killing vector, and zero moment map . This is local one-field data in the Kähler-Hodge patch convention; the vector is uncharged and contributes no D-term. Take the scalar potential to be generated solely by eliminating the displayed auxiliary sector, with no additional auxiliary-independent term, and evaluate it using the F/D formula stated below.
Example references
Facts & Assumptions
Given: , , , , the trivial line-bundle patch, and the uncharged vector data , , . In this example no auxiliary-independent scalar-potential term is added.
Four-Dimensional Kähler–Hodge Line Data fixes and the mass dimensions.
Four-Dimensional Matter-Coupled Supergravity adopts the old-minimal component framework used in this example.
Four-Dimensional F- and D-Term Scalar Potential gives the conditional F/D scalar-potential formula.
Verification
Since , , and , [F1] gives . Also , so ; the metric is positive and the inverse used in [F3] exists.
Substitution into [F3] gives , because removes the D-term. At , this yields . The result has mass dimension four and is a value of the adopted model potential, not a claim about a realized string vacuum.
Remarks
This calculation uses the adopted framework and scalar-potential carriers on the A page, with the four-dimensional Einstein-frame and Planck normalization of Supergravity Conventions And Normalizations. It remains a conditional example in that low-energy model.