Note on higher spins and holographic symmetry algebra
Shamik Banerjee, Suman Guchait, Raju Mandal, Sudhakar Panda

TL;DR
This paper explores the extension of holographic symmetry algebras to include higher spin particles, revealing new subalgebras and verifying their structure through scattering amplitudes, with implications for theories with non-zero cosmological constant.
Contribution
It introduces a higher spin extension of the holographic symmetry algebra, identifying new subalgebras and verifying their structure via explicit amplitude calculations.
Findings
Higher spin particles generate a $w_{}$ subalgebra in the soft symmetry algebra.
The $w_{}$ subalgebra does not commute with the $w_{1+}$ subalgebra from soft gravitons.
The soft algebra for colored higher spin particles is verified using tree-level 4-point MHV amplitudes.
Abstract
In this paper we discuss a higher spin extension of the holographic symmetry algebra for graviton and gluon. Our primary observation is that in the presence of higher spin particles the soft symmetry algebra has a subalgebra isomorphic to which is generated by the \textit{conformally soft higher spin particles}. This subalgebra does not commute with the subalegbra generated by the conformally soft gravitons. The same thing holds for the colored higher spin particles. One gets a subalgebra isomorphic to the -algebra which is generated by the conformally soft colored higher spin particles. We further verify the soft algebra for colored higher spin particles using the (tree-level) -point MHV amplitude of the higher spin Yang-Mills theory constructed in arXiv:2210.07130. At the end we also discuss the higher spin extension of the deformed…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBlack Holes and Theoretical Physics · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
