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Massive Gravity Simplified: A Quadratic Action

Chamseddine, Ali H., Mukhanov, Viatcheslav

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We present a simplified formulation of massive gravity where the Higgs fields have quadratic kinetic term.

This new formulation allows us to prove in a very explicit way that all massive gravity theories considered so far inevitably have Boulware-Deser ghost in non-trivial fluctuations of background metric.

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