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Solving the Noether procedure for cubic interactions of higher spins in (A)dS

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arxiv 1207.5520 v2 pith:GLBVJVYE submitted 2012-07-23 hep-th

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The Noether procedure represents a perturbative scheme to construct all possible consistent interactions starting from a given free theory. In this note we describe how cubic interactions involving higher spins in any constant-curvature background can be systematically derived within this framework.

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