Towards Lagrangian dynamics for constrained mixed-symmetric interacting higher-spin fields
A. Reshetnyak

TL;DR
This paper establishes the conditions for a consistent Lagrangian formulation of interacting massless higher-spin fields in Minkowski space, emphasizing the role of BRST symmetry and algebraic constraints.
Contribution
It introduces a novel framework using incomplete BRST operators and off-shell holonomic constraints to construct consistent interactions for higher-spin fields.
Findings
Derived necessary and sufficient conditions for Lagrangian consistency.
Identified the algebraic structure of constraints as an Abelian superalgebra.
Explicitly constructed interaction vertices satisfying the constraints.
Abstract
The necessary and sufficient conditions to construct consistent Lagrangian formulation for irreducible interacting massless higher-spin (HS) fields on -dimensional Minkowski space within approach with incomplete BRST operator and off-shell holonomic constraints are found. It is shown that in addition to superconmmuting of incomplete BRST operator with appropriate traceless and Young constraints, which annihilate the field and gauge parameter vectors, these constraints should form Abelian superalgebra both with BRST operator and with operators of cubic, quartic and etc. vertices. The consistent deformation of free model with constrained HS fields with integer spin requires for the cubic vertex to be by BRST-closed, traceless and Young-symmetric solution of the generating equations. The explicit form for the vertices for irreducible constrained interacting fields are obtained by means…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems · Quantum Chromodynamics and Particle Interactions
