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Third Order Fermionic and Fourth Order Bosonic Operators

This paper continues the work of our previous paper [8], where we generalize kth-powers of the Euclidean Dirac operator D_x to higher spin spaces in the case the target space is a degree one homogeneous polynomial space. In this paper, we reconsider the generalizations of D_x^3 and D_x^4 to higher spin spaces in the case the target space is a degree k homogeneous polynomial space. Constructions of 3rd and 4th order conformally invariant operators in higher spin spaces are given; these are the 3rd order fermionic and 4th order bosonic operators. Fundamental solutions and intertwining operators of both operators are also presented here. These results can be easily generalized to cylinders and Hopf manifolds as in [7].

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