Homotopy Operators and Locality Theorems in Higher-Spin Equations
arXiv:1805.11941 · doi:10.1016/j.physletb.2018.09.038
Abstract
A new class of shifted homotopy operators in higher-spin gauge theory is introduced. A sufficient condition for locality of dynamical equations is formulated and Pfaffian Locality Theorem identifying a subclass of shifted homotopies that decrease the degree of non-locality in higher orders of the perturbative expansion is proven.
22 pages, no figures; V3: Some normalizations changed to conform to 1807.00001, acknowledgement added; V4: 20 pages. Matches the published version. Clarifications and reference added. Section 7 is removed in favor of a more detailed future publication
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