# supersymmetry calculations in n dimensions using Cadabra 2

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I want to do some supersymmetry calculations on some curved manifold. Since these calculations becomes tedious and chances of making mistakes also becomes very high, I needed to use a computer program which specializes in simplifying expression which uses fierz identities and other relations which have spinor variables in them.

I have found that a Symbolic Computer Algebra Program - Cadabra is available online, is used to do calculations which have spinor field as variables. I would want to know, whether this software can be used for doing calculations in any arbitrary n number of dimensions or for only a specific number of dimensions. I want to know this before i could start to learn about this program. Please provide this information if someone is familiar with the program Cadabra, It would be very helpful. Thanks

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