2020
DOI: 10.1007/jhep01(2020)131
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EFT of interacting spin-2 fields

Abstract: We consider the effective field theory of multiple interacting massive spin-2 fields. We focus on the case where the interactions are chosen so that the cutoff is the highest possible, and highlight two distinct classes of theories. In the first class, the mass eigenstates only interact through potential operators that carry no derivatives in unitary gauge at leading order. In the second class, a specific kinetic mixing between the mass eigenstates is included non-linearly. Performing a decoupling and ADM anal… Show more

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“…where a 1 and κ (h) 3,4 are dimensionless coupling constants. The choice of scales for the coefficients in this leading effective action will be defined in analogy to the general case [26,31] by identifying a spin-2 interaction scale M 1 and organizing the pseudo-linear theory as an EFT with the strong coupling scale Λ 3 = (m 2 1 M 1 ) 1/3 . In addition, as in [26,31] we have include an overall weak coupling parameter g * which conveniently suppresses loops if g * 1 allowing us to apply tree level positivity bounds only.…”
Section: Single Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where a 1 and κ (h) 3,4 are dimensionless coupling constants. The choice of scales for the coefficients in this leading effective action will be defined in analogy to the general case [26,31] by identifying a spin-2 interaction scale M 1 and organizing the pseudo-linear theory as an EFT with the strong coupling scale Λ 3 = (m 2 1 M 1 ) 1/3 . In addition, as in [26,31] we have include an overall weak coupling parameter g * which conveniently suppresses loops if g * 1 allowing us to apply tree level positivity bounds only.…”
Section: Single Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, higher order terms do arise suppressed by the scale Λ 3 . The Λ 3 -EFT was discussed for instance in [25,31] and the higher order operators take the form…”
Section: Single Pseudo-linear Spin-2 Fieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a recent work [36] we applied the positivity bounds to EFTs of interacting multiple spin-2 fields described in [41], which were extensions of ghost-free massive gravity. In this paper we apply these bounds to effective field theories of one or more interacting pseudolinear massive spin-2 fields.…”
Section: Jhep07(2020)121mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…in the massive gravity context. In what follows, we shall not be concerned with the theory defined uniquely by the ghost-free interactions, but rather by the effective field theory with the highest cutoff, similarly to the logic followed in [36,41]. From this perspective the interactions (2.3) are to be regarded as the leading interactions in a Wilsonian effective action which contains an infinite number of terms.…”
Section: Jhep07(2020)121mentioning
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