Two-dimensional higher-spin gravity with vanishing cosmological constant contains an infinite collection of scalar fields with continuously increasing masses arising from the twisted coadjoint representation of an infinite-dimensional algebra.
Higher spin theory in 3-dimensional flat space
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We present the first example of a non-trivial higher spin theory in 3-dimensional flat space. We propose flat-space boundary conditions and prove their consistency for this theory. We find that the asymptotic symmetry algebra is a (centrally extended) higher spin generalization of the Bondi- Metzner-Sachs algebra, which we describe in detail. We also address higher spin analogues of flat space cosmology solutions and possible generalizations.
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Higher-Spin Gravity in Two Dimensions with Vanishing Cosmological Constant
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