Symmetry-deforming interactions of chiral p-forms
Xavier Bekaert, Marc Henneaux, and Alexander Sevrin

TL;DR
This paper reviews no-go theorems on gauge-symmetry interactions of chiral p-forms and demonstrates that, for a specific case, the only consistent interaction aligns with the type II B supergravity Lagrangian.
Contribution
It explicitly shows that the unique symmetry-deforming interaction for a chiral 4-form and two 2-forms matches the known supergravity Lagrangian.
Findings
No-go theorems restrict possible gauge-symmetry interactions.
The only consistent deformation for p=4, D=10 matches type II B supergravity.
Confirmed the uniqueness of the supergravity interaction in this context.
Abstract
No-go theorems on gauge-symmetry-deforming interactions of chiral p-forms are reviewed. We consider the explicit case of p=4, D=10 and show that the only symmetry-deforming consistent vertex for a system of one chiral 4-form and two 2-forms is the one that occurs in the type II B supergravity Lagrangian.
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