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The $\sigma_-$ Cohomology Analysis for Coxeter HS $B_2$ model

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 11 Feb 2026 · Published version

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The authors' main claim It is shown that one-forms $\omega$ in the $(adj \otimes adj)$ sector encode symmetric massless fields and partially massless fields of all spins and depth of masslessness.

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CitationA.A. Tarusov, K.A. Ushakov. "The $\sigma_-$ Cohomology Analysis for Coxeter HS $B_2$ model." arXiv:2602.10788 (2026). https://pith.science/paper/2YA4LAD3
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The dynamical content of equations resulting from rank-two covariant derivatives in $B_2$ Coxeter theory in $AdS_4$ are analyzed in terms of $\sigma_-$-complexes. Primary fields and gauge-invariant differential operators on primary fields are classified for $(adj \otimes adj)$ one-form fields $\omega$ and $(tw\otimes adj)$ zero-form fields $C$. It is shown that one-forms $\omega$ in the $(adj \otimes adj)$ sector encode symmetric massless fields and partially massless fields of all spins and depth of masslessness. Gluing of the one-form module to the zero-form modules at the linear vertices is studied.

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s1 Primary fields and gauge-invariant differential operators on primary fields are classified for $(adj \otimes adj)$ one-form fields $\omega$ and $(tw\otimes adj)$ zero-form fields $C$. contribution 0.89 0.84 0.10 asserted 0.99
s2 It is shown that one-forms $\omega$ in the $(adj \otimes adj)$ sector encode symmetric massless fields and partially massless fields of all spins and depth of masslessness. result 1.00 0.88 0.51 asserted 1.00
s3 Gluing of the one-form module to the zero-form modules at the linear vertices is studied. contribution 0.99 0.85 0.06 asserted 0.78

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The dynamical content of equations resulting from rank-two covariant derivatives in $B_2$ Coxeter theory in $AdS_4$ are analyzed in terms of $\sigma_-$-complexes. Primary fields and gauge-invariant differential operators on primary fields are classified for $(adj \otimes adj)$ one-form fields $\omega$ and $(tw\otimes adj)$ zero-form fields $C$. It is shown that one-forms $\omega$ in the $(adj \otimes adj)$ sector encode symmetric massless fields and partially massless fields of all spins and depth of masslessness. Gluing of the one-form module to the zero-form modules at the linear vertices is studied.

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  • We determine that the standard homotopy with a zero shift used in [ref] produce vertices with additional non-cohomological terms.

    Linearized Coxeter Higher-Spin Theories · Introduction · contest 0.74

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  • In this section we provide a brief introduction into the general CHS framework [ref] , recollect the analysis of $B_2$ CHS [ref] and outline the concept of $σ_-$ cohomology [ref] .

    Linearized Coxeter Higher-Spin Theories · Coxeter HS model and $σ_-$ cohomology · 0.99

  • In this section we provide a brief introduction into the general CHS framework [ref] , recollect the analysis of $B_2$ CHS [ref] and outline the concept of $σ_-$ cohomology [ref] .

    Nonlinear higher spin theories in various dimensions · Coxeter HS model and $σ_-$ cohomology · 0.99

  • In this section we provide a brief introduction into the general CHS framework [ref] , recollect the analysis of $B_2$ CHS [ref] and outline the concept of $σ_-$ cohomology [ref] .

    Scalar Field in Any Dimension from the Higher Spin Gauge Theory Perspective · Coxeter HS model and $σ_-$ cohomology · 0.99

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