No consistent bimetric gravity?
S. Deser, M. Sandora, A. Waldron

TL;DR
This paper investigates the possibility of a consistent nonlinear partially massless gauge symmetry in bimetric gravity and concludes that such an extension is unlikely to exist.
Contribution
It provides a theoretical analysis showing that bimetric gravity cannot have a consistent nonlinear partially massless extension.
Findings
Bimetric gravity's consistency depends on a partially massless extension.
The paper argues that a nonlinear PM extension for bimetric gravity cannot exist.
The analysis highlights fundamental limitations in constructing nonlinear PM symmetries.
Abstract
We discuss the prospects for a consistent, nonlinear, partially massless (PM), gauge symmetry of bimetric gravity (BMG). Just as for single metric massive gravity, we show that consistency of BMG relies on it having a PM extension; we then argue that it cannot.
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