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S-Duality for Linearized Gravity

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arxiv hep-th/9910049 v1 pith:O6ZWRN2S submitted 1999-10-06 hep-th

S-Duality for Linearized Gravity

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keywords gravitylinearizeddualitys-dualityanalogueanti-self-dualbasicconsider
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We develope the analogue of S-duality for linearized gravity in (3+1)-dimensions. Our basic idea is to consider the self-dual (anti-self-dual) curvature tensor for linearized gravity in the context of the Macdowell-Mansouri formalism. We find that the strong-weak coupling duality for linearized gravity is an exact symmetry and implies small-large duality for the cosmological constant.

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