BV-equivalence between triadic gravity and BF theory in three dimensions
arXiv:1707.07764 · doi:10.1007/s11005-018-1060-5
Abstract
The triadic description of General Relativity in three dimensions is known to be a BF theory. Diffeomorphisms, as symmetries, are easily re- covered on shell from the symmetries of BF theory. This note describes an explicit off-shell BV symplectomorphism between the BV versions of the two theories, each endowed with their natural symmetries.
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