INTERACTIONS OF A STRING INSPIRED GRAVITON FIELD
Thomas Branson, V.G.J. Rodgers, Takeshi Yasuda
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Thomas Branson, V.G.J. Rodgers, Takeshi Yasuda
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We continue to explore the possibility that the graviton in two dimensions is related to a quadratic differential that appears in the anomalous contribution of the gravitational effective action for chiral fermions. A higher dimensional analog of this field might exist as well. We improve the defining action for this diffeomorphism tensor field and establish a principle for how it interacts with other fields and with point particles in any dimension. All interactions are related to the action of the diffeomorphism group. We discuss possible interpretations of this field.
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We continue to explore the possibility that the graviton in two dimensions is related to a quadratic differential that appears in the anomalous contribution of the gravitational effective action for chiral fermions. A higher dimensional analog of this field might exist as well. We improve the defining action for this diffeomorphism tensor field and establish a principle for how it interacts with other fields and with point particles in any dimension. All interactions are related to the action of the diffeomorphism group. We discuss possible interpretations of this field.
Key concepts: Graviton, Physics, Diffeomorphism, Theoretical physics, String (physics), Action (physics), Effective action, Tensor field