PM = EM: Partially Massless Duality Invariance
arXiv:1301.2238 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.87.087702
Abstract
In d=4 de Sitter space, novel conformally invariant photon-like theories consistently couple to charged matter. We show that these higher spin, maximal depth, partially massless systems enjoy a Maxwellian, "electric-magnetic" duality.
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