Abstract
Recently, in the context of dS/CFT correspondence, quasinormal modes have been put forward to address certain features of this conjecture. In particular, it is argued that the dual states of quasi-normal modes are in fact the states of CFT which are created by operator insertions. For a scalar field in , quasi-normal modes which are singular on the past horizon of the south pole and decay exponentially towards the future have been considered in \cite{Ng:2012xp, Jafferis:2013qia}, these modes lie in two complex highest-weight representation of the dS isometry group. In this work, we present a simple group representation analysis of these modes so that the de Sitter invariance is obviously manifest. By making use of the so-called plane wave method, we will show that the quasi-normal modes correspond to one class of the unitary irreducible representation of the de Sitter group. This consideration could be generalized straightforwardly for higher-spin fields and higher dimensions, in particular, we will study the quasinormal modes for gauge and spinor fields, and, in the case of a scalar field, the generalization to higher dimensions is also obtained.
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