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Electromagnetic Duality and the Electric Memory Effect

Hamada, Yuta, Seo, Min-Seok, Shiu, Gary

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We study large gauge transformations for soft photons in quantum electrodynamics which, together with the helicity operator, form an ISO(2) algebra.

We show that the two non-compact generators of the ISO(2) algebra correspond respectively to the residual gauge symmetry and its electromagnetic dual gauge symmetry that emerge at null infinity.
The former is helicity universal (electric in nature) while the latter is helicity distinguishing (magnetic in nature).
Thus, the conventional large gauge transformation is electric in nature, and is naturally associated with a scalar potential.

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