On the consistency of Constraints in Matter Field Theories

Abstract

We consider how the principles of causality and equivalence restrict the background in which matter field theories are defined; those constraints develop in restrictions for these matter field theories: the simplest matter field theory aside, all other less simple matter field theories are too complex therefore resulting to be inconsistent in general instances.

10 pages

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• Inconsistencies of Massive Charged Gravitating Higher Spins
• Causal Propagation of a Charged Spin 3/2 Field in an External Electromagnetic Background

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