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Supergravity; 2.4 Local Supersymmetry of mathcalN=1 Poincare? Supergravity; 2.4.1 Invariance of the Action; 2.4.2 Commutator Algebra 327 $a2.5 mathcalN=1 Anti de Sitter Supergravity2.6 Extended Supersymmetries; 2.7 mathcalN=2 Poincare? Supergravity; 2.8 mathcalN=2 Anti de Sitter Supergravity; 2.9 mathcalN 3 Supergravities; References; 3 Superalgebras and Supermultiplets; 3.1 Spinors in General Dimensions; 3.1.1 Gamma Matrices; 3.1.2 Dirac Spinors; 3.1.3 Weyl Spinors; 3.1.4 Majorana Spinors; 3.1.5 Majorana--Weyl Spinors; 3.1.6 Symplectic Majorana Spinors; 3.2 Super Poincare? Algebras; 3.3 Supermultiplets; 3.4 Massless Sectors of M Theory and Superstring Theory; 3.5 Super Anti de Sitter Algebras; References 327 $a4 Global Non-compact Symmetries4.1 Non-linear Sigma Models; 4.1.1 SL(2, mathbbR)/SO(2) Non-linear Sigma Model; 4.2 Duality Symmetry; 4.2.1 Duality Symmetry in General Even Dimensions; 4.2.2 Compact Duality Symmetry; 4.2.3 Non-compact Duality Symmetry; 4.3 D=4, mathcalN=8 Poincare? Supergravity; References; 5 Poincare? Supergravities in Higher Dimensions; 5.1 General Structure of Poincare? Supergravities; 5.2 D=11, mathcalN=1 Poincare? Supergravity; 5.3 D=10, mathcalN=(1,1) Poincare? Supergravity; 5.4 D=10, mathcalN=(2,0) Poincare? Supergravity; 5.5 D=10, mathcalN=(1,0) Poincare? Supergravity 327 $aReferences6 Dimensional Reductions; 6.1 Compactifications and Dimensional Reductions; 6.2 Dimensional Reductions of Field Theories; 6.2.1 Gravitational Field; 6.2.2 Yang--Mills Field; 6.2.3 Antisymmetric Tensor Field; 6.3 Dimensional Reductions of D=11, mathcalN=1 Supergravity; 6.3.1 D=10 Theory; 6.3.2 D=9 Theory; 6.3.3 D=8 Theory; 6.3.4 D=7 Theory; 6.3.5 D=6 Theory; 6.3.6 D=5 Theory; 6.3.7 D=4 Theory; 6.4 Dimensional Reductions of D=10, mathcalN=(2,0) Supergravity; 6.5 Dimensional Reductions of D=10, mathcalN=(1,0) Supergravity; References; 7 Gauged Supergravities 327 $a7.1 Gauged Supergravities and Massive Supergravities7.2 D=4, mathscrN=8 Gauged Supergravity; 7.3 Gauged Supergravities in Higher Dimensions; 7.3.1 D=7, mathscrN=4 Gauged Supergravity; 7.3.2 D=5, mathscrN=8 Gauged Supergravity; 7.4 D=10, mathscrN=(1,1) Massive Supergravity; References; Appendix A Notation and Conventions; Appendix B Formulae of Gamma Matrices; Index 330 $aThis book is a pedagogical introduction to supergravity, a gravitational field theory that includes supersymmetry (symmetry between bosons and fermions) and is a generalization of Einstein's general relativity. Supergravity provides a low-energy effective theory of superstring theory, which has attracted much attention as a candidate for the unified theory of fundamental particles, and it is a useful tool for studying non-perturbative properties of superstring theory such as D-branes and string duality. This work considers classical supergravities in four and higher spacetime dimensions with their applications to superstring theory in mind. More concretely, it discusses classical Lagrangians (or field equations) and symmetry properties of supergravities. Besides local symmetries, supergravities often have global non-compact symmetries, which play a crucial role in their applications to superstring theory. One of the main features of this book is its detailed discussion of these non-compact symmetries. The aim of the book is twofold. One is to explain the basic ideas of supergravity to those who are not familiar with it. Toward that end, the discussions are made both pedagogical and concrete by stating equations explicitly. The other is to collect relevant formulae in one place so as to be useful for applications to string theory. 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