Nonlinear equations for symmetric massless higher spin fields in (A)dSd
By Mikhail A. Vasiliev. 2003
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Nonlinear field equations for totally symmetric bosonic massless fields of all spins in any dimension are presented.
Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- Higher spin gauge theory and holography: the three-point functions (2009, unknown): “of Vasiliev’s equation in AdSd+1 for general d in the Sp(2)-invariant formalism [ 33 , 34] (see also [27]).”
- The higher spin/vector model duality (2012, background): “Vasiliev’s system [33–35] is a set of classical nonlinear gauge invariant equations for an infinite tower of higher spin gauge fields in AdS4.”
- On The Uniqueness of Minimal Coupling in Higher-Spin Gauge Theory (2008, background): “Thanks to Vasiliev’s oscillator constructions [20, 21] it has been established that fully nonlinear nonabelian higher-spin gauge field equations exist in arbitrary dimensions in the case of symmetric rank-s tensor gauge fields.”
- Asymptotically flat spacetimes in three-dimensional higher spin gravity (2013, background): “Higher spin gravity [1–3] has recently motivated a flurry of activity.”
- Elements of Vasiliev theory (2014, background): “A very fruitful direction initiated by Fradkin and Vasiliev and then largely extended by Vasiliev that eventually foster the appearance of complete nonlinear system for higherspin fields, [34–39], is the so called unfolded approach, [40, 41], to dynamical systems.”
- How higher-spin gravity surpasses the spin-two barrier (2010, methodology): “The Fradkin–Vasiliev construction was the starting point of dramatic progresses leading recently to fully nonlinear field equations for higher-spin gauge fields in arbitrary dimension [8].”
- On the tensionless limit of string theory, off-shell higher spin interaction vertices and BCFW recursion relations (2010, background): “A landmark has been reached in [10–14] with the understanding that, the anti de Sitter background can accommodate consistent self interactions of massless Higher Spin fields.”
- Partition functions of holographic minimal models (2011, background): “Klebanov and Polyakov [3] (see also [4–6] for earlier work) conjectured that the free O(N) vector model in d = 3 is dual to Vasiliev’s theory of higher spin gravity in AdS4 [ 7 ] (see for example [8–11] for reviews), and that the interacting vector model at its critical point is dual to the same bul”
- New Recursion Relations and a Flat Space Limit for AdS/CFT Correlators (2012, methodology): “On the other hand, it is unclear how this method should be applied to theories like the Vasiliev theory [21], where higher derivative terms are not suppressed by any parameter.”
- Exact higher-spin symmetry in CFT: all correlators in unbroken Vasiliev theory (2012, background): “The full nonlinear Vasiliev equations is a subject of several reviews, [12,13,24,30], see also original works [9–14].”
- Holography in 4D (super) higher spin theories and a test via cubic scalar couplings (2003, background): “The massless HS theories have been constructed by Vasiliev in D = 4 [11, 12] and in any D in the case of no supersymmetry [ 13 ].”
- Symmetries of holographic minimal models (2011, background): “Vasiliev’s higher spin theory [ 5 , 6] and the O(N) vector model at its two isolated critical points.”
- Effective action in a higher-spin background (2010, background): “32) for d > 2 corresponds to the enveloping algebra of so(d, 2) , that is the higherspin algebra identified by Eastwood and Vasiliev [18, 34] (for d = 2, one gets two copies of the W∞ algebra with zero central charge [35]).”