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A note on the double dual graviton
Marc Henneaux, Victor Lekeu, Amaury Leonard
The (free) graviton admits, in addition to the standard Pauli-Fierz description by means of a rank-two symmetric tensor, a description in which one dualizes the corresponding (2,2)…
Three-dimensional conformal geometry and prepotentials for four-dimensional fermionic higher-spin fields
Marc Henneaux, Victor Lekeu, Amaury Leonard +2
We introduce prepotentials for fermionic higher-spin gauge fields in four spacetime dimensions, generalizing earlier work on bosonic fields. To that end, we first develop tools for…
Prepotentials for linearized supergravity
Victor Lekeu, Amaury Leonard
Linearized supergravity in arbitrary dimension is reformulated into a first order formalism which treats the graviton and its dual on the same footing at the level of the action. T…
The Action of the (free) -theory
Marc Henneaux, Victor Lekeu, Amaury Leonard
The theory in six dimensions is an exotic theory of supergravity that has been argued to emerge as the strong coupling limit of theories having supergravity as their…
Aspects of higher spin Hamiltonian dynamics: Conformal geometry, duality and charges
Amaury Leonard
We have studied free higher spin gauge fields through an investigation of their Hamiltonian dynamics. Over a flat space-time, their Hamiltonian constraints were identified and solv…
Higher-spin charges in Hamiltonian form. II. Fermi fields
Andrea Campoleoni, Marc Henneaux, Sergio Hörtner +1
We build the asymptotic higher-spin charges associated with "improper" gauge transformations for fermionic higher-spin gauge fields on Anti de Sitter backgrounds of arbitrary dimen…