Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction
Fefferman-Graham ambient construction can be formulated as sp ( 2 ) -algebra relations on three Hamiltonian constraint functions on ambient space. This formulation admits a simple extension that leads to higher-spin fields, both conformal gauge fields and usual massless fields on anti-de Sitt...
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doaj-84ea8ab28be44e34ba1eee9432141b3e2020-11-24T20:56:58ZengMDPI AGUniverse2218-19972018-01-01421710.3390/universe4020017universe4020017Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham ConstructionXavier Bekaert0Maxim Grigoriev1Evgeny Skvortsov2Laboratoire de Mathématiques et Physique Théorique Unité Mixte de Recherche 7350 du CNRS Fédération de Recherche 2964 Denis Poisson Université François Rabelais, Parc de Grandmont, Tours 37200, FranceLebedev Institute of Physics, Leninsky ave. 53, Moscow 119991, RussiaLebedev Institute of Physics, Leninsky ave. 53, Moscow 119991, RussiaFefferman-Graham ambient construction can be formulated as sp ( 2 ) -algebra relations on three Hamiltonian constraint functions on ambient space. This formulation admits a simple extension that leads to higher-spin fields, both conformal gauge fields and usual massless fields on anti-de Sitter spacetime. For the bulk version of the system, we study its possible on-shell version which is formally consistent and reproduces conformal higher-spin fields on the boundary. Interpretation of the proposed on-shell version crucially depends on the choice of the functional class. Although the choice leading to fully interacting higher-spin theory in the bulk is not known, we demonstrate that the system has a vacuum solution describing general higher-spin flat backgrounds. Moreover, we propose a functional class such that the system describes propagation of higher-spin fields over any higher-spin flat background, reproducing all the structures that determine the known nonlinear higher-spin equations.http://www.mdpi.com/2218-1997/4/2/17higher-spin theoryAdS/CFTFefferman-Graham |
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Xavier Bekaert Maxim Grigoriev Evgeny Skvortsov Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction Universe higher-spin theory AdS/CFT Fefferman-Graham |
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Xavier Bekaert Maxim Grigoriev Evgeny Skvortsov |
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Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction |
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Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction |
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Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction |
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Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction |
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Higher Spin Extension of Fefferman-Graham Construction |
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higher spin extension of fefferman-graham construction |
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2218-1997 |
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Fefferman-Graham ambient construction can be formulated as sp ( 2 ) -algebra relations on three Hamiltonian constraint functions on ambient space. This formulation admits a simple extension that leads to higher-spin fields, both conformal gauge fields and usual massless fields on anti-de Sitter spacetime. For the bulk version of the system, we study its possible on-shell version which is formally consistent and reproduces conformal higher-spin fields on the boundary. Interpretation of the proposed on-shell version crucially depends on the choice of the functional class. Although the choice leading to fully interacting higher-spin theory in the bulk is not known, we demonstrate that the system has a vacuum solution describing general higher-spin flat backgrounds. Moreover, we propose a functional class such that the system describes propagation of higher-spin fields over any higher-spin flat background, reproducing all the structures that determine the known nonlinear higher-spin equations. |
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higher-spin theory AdS/CFT Fefferman-Graham |
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