Equations of Motion of Interacting Massless Fields of All Spins as a Free Differential Algebra
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- Phys.Lett.B 209 (1988) 491-497
- Published: 1988
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It is argued that the equations of motion of interacting massless fields of all spins s =0,1,…,∞ can naturally be formulated in terms of a free differential algebra (FDA) constructed from one-forms and zero-forms that belong both to the adjoint representation of the infinite-dimensional superalgebra of higher spins and auxiliary fields proposed previously. This FDA is found explicitly in the first non-trivial order in the zero-forms. Various properties of the proposed FDA are discussed including the ways for incorporating internal (Yang-Mills) gauge symmetries via associative algebras.- FIELD THEORY: MASSLESS
- MASSLESS: FIELD THEORY
- SPIN: HIGHER-ORDER
- HIGHER-ORDER: SPIN
- GRAVITATION
- Einstein equation
- SPONTANEOUS SYMMETRY BREAKING
- commutation relations
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