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Double Copy for Massive Scalar Field Theories

González, Mariana Carrillo, Liang, Qiuyue, Trodden, Mark

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We explore extensions of the double copy to massive theories and find a new cubic theory with a local double copy.

We consider the nonlinear sigma model and the special galileon theory, massless versions of which are known to be related through the double copy.
We show that by performing a Kaluza-Klein reduction of these theories from five dimensions down to four, a double copy relation exists between the resulting massive four-dimensional scalar field theories.
This requires the vanishing contribution of new galileon terms arising in high dimensions.