Celestial OPE associativity, the Jacobi identity of a vertex-derived gauge algebra, vanishing four-point amplitudes, and the light-cone holomorphic constraint are shown to be the same consistency condition, solved for general cubic vertices.
Strong Homotopy Algebras for Chiral Higher Spin Gravity via Stokes Theorem
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Chiral higher spin gravity is defined in terms of a strong homotopy algebra of pre-Calabi-Yau type (noncommutative Poisson structure). All structure maps are given by the integrals over the configuration space of concave polygons and the first two maps are related to the (Shoikhet-Tsygan-)Kontsevich Formality. As with the known formality theorems, we prove the $A_\infty$-relations via Stokes' theorem by constructing a closed form and a configuration space whose boundary components lead to the $A_\infty$-relations. This gives a new way to formulate higher spin gravities and hints at a construct encompassing the known formality theorems.
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Associativity of celestial OPE, higher spins and self-duality
Celestial OPE associativity, the Jacobi identity of a vertex-derived gauge algebra, vanishing four-point amplitudes, and the light-cone holomorphic constraint are shown to be the same consistency condition, solved for general cubic vertices.