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Spinning conformal correlators

Costa, Miguel S.
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Penedones, João Miguel  
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Poland, David
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2011
Journal of High Energy Physics

We develop the embedding formalism for conformal field theories, aimed at doing computations with symmetric traceless operators of arbitrary spin. We use an index-free notation where tensors are encoded by polynomials in auxiliary polarization vectors. The efficiency of the formalism is demonstrated by computing the tensor structures allowed in n-point conformal correlation functions of tensors operators. Constraints due to tensor conservation also take a simple form in this formalism. Finally, we obtain a perfect match between the number of independent tensor structures of conformal correlators in d dimensions and the number of independent structures in scattering amplitudes of spinning particles in (d + 1)-dimensional Minkowski space.

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research article
DOI
10.1007/Jhep11(2011)071
Author(s)
Costa, Miguel S.
Penedones, João Miguel  
Poland, David
Rychkov, Slava
Date Issued

2011

Publisher

Springer Nature

Published in
Journal of High Energy Physics
Issue

11

Start page

071

Subjects

AdS-CFT Correspondence

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Conformal Field Models in String Theory

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Space-Time Symmetries

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REVIEWED

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OTHER

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FSL  
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March 31, 2016
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