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26 April 2024
 
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Multiparticle extension of the higher-spin algebra
M. A. Vasiliev ;
Date 25 Dec 2012
AbstractMultiparticle extension of a higher-spin algebra $l$ is introduced as the Lie superalgebra associated with the universal enveloping algebra $U(l)$. While conventional higher-spin symmetry does not mix $n$-particle states with different $n$, multiparticle symmetries do so. Quotients of multiparticle algebras are considered, that act on the space of $n$-particle states with $0leq nleq k$ analogous to the space of first $k$ Regge trajectories of String Theory. Original higher-spin algebra is reproduced at $k=1$. Full multiparticle algebras are conjectured to describe vacuum symmetries of string-like extensions of higher-spin gauge theories. The central charge parameter, to be related to the parameter $N$ in $AdS/CFT$ correspondence, enters via the definition of supertrace. Extension to higher $p$-brane-like symmetries is introduced inductively.
Source arXiv, 1212.6071
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