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Symmetries and Compactifications of (4,0) Conformal Gravity
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Symmetries and Compactifications of (4,0) Conformal Gravity
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The free (4,0) superconformal theory in 6 dimensions and its toroidal dimensional reductions are studied. The reduction to four dimensions on a 2-torus has an $SL(2,\Z)$ duality symmetry that acts non-trivially on the linearised gravity sector, interchanging the linearised Einstein equations and Bianchi identities and giving a self-duality between strong and weak coupling regimes. The possibility of this extending to an interacting form of the theory is discussed and implications for the non-geometric picture of gravity that could emerge are considered.
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