Massless infinite spin (super)particles and fields
arXiv:1911.00362
Abstract
A new twistorial field formulation of a massless infinite spin particle is derived. We find a twistorial infinite spin field and derive its helicity decomposition. The twistorial equations of motion for infinite spin fields in the cases of integer and half-integer helicities are derived. We show that the infinite integer-spin field and infinite half-integer-spin field form the infinite spin supermultiplet. The corresponding supersymmetry transformations are presented. We prove that the supersymmetry algebra is closed on-shell.
14 pages, Contribution to the Volume dedicated to the 80-th Anniversary Jubilee of Andrei A. Slavnov
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