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Homotopy Properties and Lower-Order Vertices in Higher-Spin Equations

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arxiv 1807.00001 v3 pith:T26ILD3J submitted 2018-06-28 hep-th

V.E. Didenko , O.A. Gelfond , A.V. Korybut , M.A. Vasiliev This is my paper
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New homotopy approach to the analysis of nonlinear higher-spin equations is developed. It is shown to directly reproduce the previously obtained local vertices. Simplest cubic (quartic in Lagrangian nomenclature) higher-spin interaction vertices in four dimensional theory are examined from locality perspective by the new approach and shown to be local. The results are obtained in a background independent fashion.

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