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Axial anomalies in higher dimensions by dimensional continuation

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posted on 2023-05-18, 04:57 authored by Robert DelbourgoRobert Delbourgo, Peter JarvisPeter Jarvis
Klein-Kaluza theories take a higher-dimensional perspective of four-dimensional constructions. The authors have used dimensional continuation in order to extract the 'axial anomalies' in such higher-dimensional theories-consistency conditions on the fermion content then arise by imposing a vanishing anomaly. These axial anomalies should rightfully emerge from consideration of the higher-dimensional gravitational contributions to it.

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Publication title

Journal of Physics G: Nuclear Physics

Volume

10

Issue

5

Pagination

591-598

ISSN

0305-4616

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Place of publication

United Kingdom

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