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   • CommentTimeDec 18th 2019
   • (edited Dec 18th 2019)
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   Author: Urs
   Format: MarkdownItexan entry listing references on the classification of possible long-range [[forces]], hence of [[scattering]] processes of [[mass|massless]] [[field (physics)|fields]], by classification of suitably factorizing and decaying [[Poincaré group|Poincaré]]-[[invariant]] [[S-matrices]] depending on particle spin, leading to uniqueness statements about [[Maxwell theory|Maxwell]]/[[photon]]-, [[Yang-Mills theory|Yang-Mills]]/[[gluon]]-, [[gravity]]/[[graviton]]- and [[supergravity]]/[[gravitino]]-[[interactions]]. This is to be `!include`-ed in the References-section of other entries, therefore no further material here <a href="https://ncatlab.org/nlab/revision/classification+of+long-range+forces+--+references/1">v1</a>, <a href="https://ncatlab.org/nlab/show/classification+of+long-range+forces+--+references">current</a>

   an entry listing references on the classification of possible long-range forces, hence of scattering processes of massless fields, by classification of suitably factorizing and decaying Poincaré-invariant S-matrices depending on particle spin, leading to uniqueness statements about Maxwell/photon-, Yang-Mills/gluon-, gravity/graviton- and supergravity/gravitino-interactions.

   This is to be !include-ed in the References-section of other entries, therefore no further material here

   v1, current