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Higher Spin Gauge Theories in Various Dimensions

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arxiv hep-th/0401177 v5 pith:3IJ4FBLG submitted 2004-01-23 hep-th

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Properties of nonlinear higher spin gauge theories of totally symmetric massless higher spin fields in anti-de Sitter space of any dimension are discussed with the emphasize on the general aspects of the approach.

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