Projective coordinates and projective space limit
Machiko Hatsuda, Kiyoshi Kamimura
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Machiko Hatsuda, Kiyoshi Kamimura
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The “projective lightcone limit” has been proposed as an alternative holographic dual of an AdS space. It is a new type of group contraction for a coset G/H preserving the isometry group G but changing H. In contrast to the usual group contraction, which changes G preserving the spacetime dimension, it reduces the dimensions of the spacetime on which G is realized. The obtained space is a projective space on which the isometry is realized as a linear fractional transformation. We generalize and apply this limiting procedure to the “Hopf reduction” and obtain (n−1)-dimensional complex projective space from (2n−1)-dimensional sphere preserving SU(n) symmetry.
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The “projective lightcone limit” has been proposed as an alternative holographic dual of an AdS space. It is a new type of group contraction for a coset G/H preserving the isometry group G but changing H. In contrast to the usual group contraction, which changes G preserving the spacetime dimension, it reduces the dimensions of the spacetime on which G is realized. The obtained space is a projective space on which the isometry is realized as a linear fractional transformation. We generalize and apply this limiting procedure to the “Hopf reduction” and obtain (n−1)-dimensional complex projective space from (2n−1)-dimensional sphere preserving SU(n) symmetry.
Key concepts: Projective unitary group, Mathematics, Quaternionic projective space, Projective space, Pure mathematics, Projective linear group, Real projective space, Homogeneous space