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Does supersymmetry protect the relation R = 1 without requiring new fine-tuning?
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Does supersymmetry protect the relation R = 1 without requiring new fine-tuning?
The minimal supersymmetric structure is insufficient to establish protection of R = 1. The Kähler terms, supersymmetry breaking and gravitational effects must be specified before the stability of the relation can be determined.