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The supersymmetric extension of theNUT–Kerr–Newman (NUT–KN)space–time is investigated. Along with fourstandard supersymmetries, this type of space–timeadmits fermionic symmetry generated by the square root of the bosonic constant of motion exceptthe Hamiltonian. Such a new supersymmetry corresponds tothe Killing–Yano tensor, which plays an importantrole in solving various field equations in thisspace–time.
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Ahmed, M., Ali, M.H. Nongeneric SUSY in Spinning NUT–Kerr–Newman Space–Time. International Journal of Theoretical Physics 38, 607–621 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026651106234
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