Dualities Among Massive, Partially Massless and Shift Symmetric Fields on (A)dS

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contents We catalog all the electromagnetic-like dualities that exist between free dynamical bosonic fields of arbitrary symmetry type and mass on (anti-) de Sitter space in all dimensions, including dualities among the partially massless and shift symmetric fields. This generalizes to all these field types the well known fact that a massless $p$-form is dual to a massless $(D-p-2)$-form in $D$ spacetime dimensions. In the process, we describe the structure of the Weyl modules (the spaces of local operators linear in the fields and their derivative relations) for all the massive, partially massless and shift symmetric fields.
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spellingShingle Dualities Among Massive, Partially Massless and Shift Symmetric Fields on (A)dS
Hinterbichler, Kurt
High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
We catalog all the electromagnetic-like dualities that exist between free dynamical bosonic fields of arbitrary symmetry type and mass on (anti-) de Sitter space in all dimensions, including dualities among the partially massless and shift symmetric fields. This generalizes to all these field types the well known fact that a massless $p$-form is dual to a massless $(D-p-2)$-form in $D$ spacetime dimensions. In the process, we describe the structure of the Weyl modules (the spaces of local operators linear in the fields and their derivative relations) for all the massive, partially massless and shift symmetric fields.
title Dualities Among Massive, Partially Massless and Shift Symmetric Fields on (A)dS
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.16938