Duality invariance implies Poincare invariance

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An illuminating way of seeing the uniqueness of the bracket ( 3

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Just as ( 7

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Similar conclusions are expected to hold for ( 2 ​ n + 1 ) (2n+1) -form potentials in 4 ​ ( n + 1 ) 4(n+1) dimensions. The analysis would proceed along the same lines, but would become more intricate because the number of invariants grows with the dimension. The appropriate framework is provided by the non-manifestly covariant, two-potential formulation of: J. H. Schwarz and A. Sen, “Duality symmetric actions,” Nucl. Phys. B 411

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