couplings including one Dirac, one Gravitino fermion and one additional particle.The option [POT] is for the coupling of the supersymmetric current to the derivative of the quadratic terms in the superpotential.}
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\multicolumn{4}{|l|}{[GBG (Psibar, POT, Grav)]: $\bar\psi \gamma^\mu S \psi_\mu$}\\\hline
[F12] & $\psi_\mu\leftarrow - \gamma_\mu \psi S$
& [F21] & $\psi_\mu\leftarrow - S \gamma_\mu\psi$ \\\hline
couplings including one Dirac, one Gravitino fermion and two additional bosons. In each lines we list the fusion possibilities with the same order of the fermions, but the order of the bosons is arbitrary (of course, one has to take care of this order in the mapping of the wave functions in [fusion]).}
couplings including one conjugated Dirac, one Gravitino fermion and two additional bosons. The couplings of Majorana fermions to the gravitino and two bosons are essentially the same as for Dirac fermions and they are omitted here.}
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(* \thocwmodulesection{Perturbative Quantum Gravity and Kaluza-Klein Interactions}
The gravitational coupling constant and the relative strength of