Duality of massive gauge invariant theories in arbitrary space-time dimension

Abstract

We show that dualization of Stueckelberg-like massive gauge theories and $B\wedge F$ models, follows form a general p-dualization of interacting theories in d spacetime dimensions. This is achieved by a particular choice of the external current.

ReVTeX 7pages, no figures, accepted for publ. in Phys.Rev.D

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