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# The resolution of Euclidean massless field operators of higher spins on $\Bbb R^6$ and the $L^2$ method

@inproceedings{Kang2021TheRO,
title={The resolution of Euclidean massless field operators of higher spins on \$\Bbb R^6\$ and the \$L^2\$ method},
author={Qianqian Kang and Wei Wang and Yuchen Zhang},
year={2021}
}
• Published 11 May 2021
• Mathematics
The resolution of 4-dimensional massless field operators of higher spins was constructed by Eastwood-Penrose-Wells by using the twistor method. Recently physicists are interested in 6dimensional physics including the massless field operators of higher spins on Lorentzian space R. Its Euclidean version D0 and their function theory are discussed in [14]. In this paper, we construct an exact sequence of Hilbert spaces as weighted L spaces resolving D0: L 2 φ(R 6 ,V0) D0 −→ L 2 φ(R 6 ,V1) D1 −→ L 2…

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