Unfolding
arXiv:2410.21206 · doi:10.21468/SciPostPhys.18.5.149
Abstract
We work out the unfolded formulation of the fields in the non-linear realisation of . Using the connections in this formalism, we propose, at the linearised level, an infinite number of first-order duality relations between the dual fields in . In this way, we introduce extra fields that do not belong to and we investigate their origin. The equations of motion of the fields are obtained by taking derivatives and higher traces of the duality relations.
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