Investigates amplitude properties in supersymmetric complex Liouville string, suggesting duality implications.
A bstract We study the (type 0B) N N = 1 supersymmetric complex Liouville string (S ℂ LS), a supersymmetric extension of the bosonic complex Liouville string ( ℂ LS). We compute the sphere three-point amplitudes (including NS-NS-NS and NS-R-R types) and find they share the same form as the sphere three-point amplitude of the bosonic ℂ LS. Analysis of the analytic structure of the NS-NS-NS-NS four-point amplitude and the higher equations of motion also yields results identical to the bosonic case. Based on these findings, we propose that the dual matrix model for the S ℂ LS is the same as that for the bosonic ℂ LS. We also investigate a related theory SCLŜ S ℂ LS ̂ , which differs in the gauged worldsheet supersymmetry. A parallel analysis is performed for SCLŜ S ℂ LS ̂ , and a candidate for its dual matrix model is proposed. We then carry out a partial numerical evaluation of the moduli space integral, which provides further evidence for both the proposals of the dual matrix model regarding S ℂ LS and SCLŜ S ℂ LS ̂ .
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