On ``new massive 4D gravity
From MaRDI portal
Abstract: We construct a four-dimensional (4D) gauge theory that propagates, unitarily, the five polarization modes of a massive spin-2 particle. These modes are described by a "dual" graviton gauge potential and the Lagrangian is 4th-order in derivatives. As the construction mimics that of 3D "new massive gravity", we call this 4D model (linearized) "new massive dual gravity". We analyse its massless limit, and discuss similarities to the Eddington-Schroedinger model.
Recommendations
Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3061889 (Why is no real title available?)
- A spin-4 analog of 3D massive gravity
- Duality for massive spin two theories in arbitrary dimensions
- Ghost-free derivative interactions for a massive graviton
- Massive 3D supergravity
- Nonlinear dynamics of 3D massive gravity
- On higher derivatives in 3D gravity and higher-spin gauge theories
- \(E_{11}\) and M theory
Cited in
(13)- A spin-4 analog of 3D massive gravity
- Quasilocal energy for three-dimensional massive gravity solutions with chiral deformations of \(\mathrm{ADS}_3\) boundary conditions
- Massive dual gravity in \(N\) spacetime dimensions
- dRGT theory of massive gravity from spontaneous symmetry breaking
- Higher-derivative massive actions from dimensional reduction
- The holographic c-theorem and infinite-dimensional Lie algebras
- Massive gravity theories and limits of ghost-free bigravity models
- A note on higher-derivative actions for free higher-spin fields
- Hamiltonian analysis and positivity of a new massive spin-2 model
- On topologically massive spin-2 gauge theories beyond three dimensions
- Massive Gravity: A Primer
- A new spin foam model for 4D gravity
- Weyl action of two-column mixed-symmetry field and its factorization around (A)dS space
This page was built for publication: On ``new massive 4D gravity
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q339114)
