2012
DOI: 10.1007/jhep07(2012)071
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Partition functions for higher-spin theories in AdS

Abstract: Abstract:We calculate the one-loop partition function for a massless arbitrary-spin field on quotients of a general dimensional AdS background using the results of arXiv:1103.3627. We use these results to compute the one-loop partition function for a Vasiliev theory in AdS 5 . An interesting form of the answer, suggestive of a vacuum character of an enhanced symmetry algebra is obtained. We also observe a close connection between the partition function for this Vasiliev theory and the d-dimensional MacMahon fu… Show more

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“…One expands the metric g around the AdS background which is taken the same (static) solution as the AdS vacuum g = g AdS + η. In [30,31], the partition functions of higher spin theories in odd dimensional AdS spaces are explicitly calculated using the heat kernel method. One can follow exactly the same method in performing the calculations in AdS 4 .…”
Section: The Heat Kernel Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One expands the metric g around the AdS background which is taken the same (static) solution as the AdS vacuum g = g AdS + η. In [30,31], the partition functions of higher spin theories in odd dimensional AdS spaces are explicitly calculated using the heat kernel method. One can follow exactly the same method in performing the calculations in AdS 4 .…”
Section: The Heat Kernel Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Upon gauge fixing the linearized gauge invariance of the quadratic action, the contribution to the one-loop partition function of each massless field of spin s is given by the ratio of determinants [52][53][54] Z s = det…”
Section: The Higher-spin Spectral Zeta Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The analytic continuation acress the quotient spaces should account for these differences, but once that is done, completely consistent answers are obtained. See for example [44][45][46].…”
Section: )mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To evaluate the path integral, we will fix gauge by adding the term 45) so that the total action becomes…”
Section: The Hodge Laplacian For Vector Fieldsmentioning
confidence: 99%