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Is There a Spectral-Flow Explanation for Bosonic Self-Dual Tensor Anomalies?
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[QUOTE="William Nelso, post: 5769772, member: 133666"] I like the spectral-flow viewpoint on chiral anomalies, as described for instance in Peskin & Schroeder, last part of Ch. 19.1 This appears to depend crucially on the concept of fermi sea level, making it specific to fermions. However, bosonic self-dual tensor fields also have an anomaly (gravitational). Hence my question - is there a similar understanding for this type of anomaly? I have not been able to find this question addressed. [/QUOTE]
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