Bilinear higher-spin currents in the unfolded formalism

The classification of primary non-trivial bilinear currents in the 4d higher-spin theory is obtained. It is interpreted in terms of the known classification of cubic Lagrangian vertices in the 4d higher-spin theory. It is shown that some currents join to the action with the tail of higher-derivative terms (as it happens with the Fradkin-Vasiliev 2−s−s vertex). The analysis is based on the σ−-cohomology technique of the unfolded formalism.

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Nuclear Physics B
Published
2025-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.nuclphysb.2025.117205
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Black Holes and Theoretical Physics
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Bilinear higher-spin currents in the unfolded formalism

Yu. A. Tatarenko
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Bilinear higher-spin currents in the unfolded formalism

Yu. A. Tatarenko
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Abstract

The classification of primary non-trivial bilinear currents in the 4d higher-spin theory is obtained. It is interpreted in terms of the known classification of cubic Lagrangian vertices in the 4d higher-spin theory. It is shown that some currents join to the action with the tail of higher-derivative terms (as it happens with the Fradkin-Vasiliev 2−s−s vertex). The analysis is based on the σ−-cohomology technique of the unfolded formalism.

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