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A Type of Unifying Relation in (A)dS Spacetime
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A Type of Unifying Relation in (A)dS Spacetime
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Unifying relations of amplitudes are elegant results in flat spacetime, but the research on these in (A)dS case is not very rich. In this paper, we discuss a type of unifying relations in (A)dS by using Berends-Giele currents. By taking the flat limit, we also get a semi-on-shell way to prove the unifying relations in the flat case. We also discuss the applications of our results in cosmology.
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