Biadjoint scalar theory admits a family of non-topological solitons carrying U(1) charge, time-dependent like Q-balls, stable in truncation, with finite localized energy.
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Self-dual gravity with cosmological constant emerges uniquely as the rigid lower-spin sector of four-dimensional higher-spin interactions when only self-dual vertices are kept.
Bogoliubov coefficients from scattering a scalar in a collapsing EM background (single copy of Vaidya) match ray-tracing results and connect to Hawking radiation through the double copy.
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Non-topological solitons in biadjoint scalar field theory
Biadjoint scalar theory admits a family of non-topological solitons carrying U(1) charge, time-dependent like Q-balls, stable in truncation, with finite localized energy.
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Self-dual gravity from higher-spin theory
Self-dual gravity with cosmological constant emerges uniquely as the rigid lower-spin sector of four-dimensional higher-spin interactions when only self-dual vertices are kept.
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Hawking Radiation meets the Double Copy
Bogoliubov coefficients from scattering a scalar in a collapsing EM background (single copy of Vaidya) match ray-tracing results and connect to Hawking radiation through the double copy.