A gauge connection on superspace has both vector and spinor components. Subtracting the flat-frame torsion from the graded commutator of its covariant derivatives defines its supercurvature. The conventional four-dimensional spinor-curvature constraints leave one real vector superfield as a prepotential. Its chiral field-strength superfield contains the ordinary gauge curvature, gaugino and real auxiliary field.
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