GRAVITATION AND DUALITY SYMMETRY
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Abstract: By generalizing the Hodge dual operator to the case of soldered bundles, and working in the context of the teleparallel equivalent of general relativity, an analysis of the duality symmetry in gravitation is performed. Although the basic conclusion is that, at least in the general case, gravitation is not dual symmetric, there is a particular theory in which this symmetry shows up. It is a self dual (or anti-self dual) teleparallel gravity in which, due to the fact that it does not contribute to the interaction of fermions with gravitation, the purely tensor part of torsion is assumed to vanish. The ensuing fermionic gravitational interaction is found to be chiral. Since duality is intimately related to renormalizability, this theory may eventually be more amenable to renormalization than teleparallel gravity or general relativity.
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- Pursuing gravitational \(S\)-duality
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- Generalized Hodge dual for torsion in teleparallel gravity
- Rigorous formulation of duality in gravitational theories
- Gravitomagnetism in teleparallel gravity
- A Hodge dual for soldered bundles
- Mass, dual mass, and gravitational entropy
- Gauge symmetry and gravito-electromagnetism
- Symmetry and evolution in quantum gravity
- Self-dual gravity
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