Soft Graviton Theorem in Arbitrary Dimensions
arXiv:1405.3533
Abstract
In this note we show that the recent conjecture proposed by Cachazo and Strominger holds at tree level in arbitrary dimensions. The proof makes crucial use of the fact that the sub-leading operator is defined using the total angular momentum operator. A key ingredient that makes the proof possible is the CHY formula for graviton amplitudes in arbitrary number of dimensions.
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