The k-Minkowski Spacetime: Trace, Classical Limit and uncertainty Relations
Ludwik Dąbrowski, Gherardo Piacitelli
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Ludwik Dąbrowski, Gherardo Piacitelli
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Starting from a discussion of the concrete representations of the coordinates of the k-Minkowski spacetime (in 1+1 dimensions, for simplicity), we explicitly compute the associated Weyl operators as functions of a pair of Schroedinger operators. This allows for explicitly computing the trace of a quantised function of spacetime. Moreover, we show that in the classical (i.e. large scale) limit the origin of space is a topologically isolated point, so that the resulting classical spacetime is disconnected. Finally we show that there exist states with arbitrarily sharp simultaneous localisation in all the coordinates; in other words, an arbitrarily high energy density can be transferred to spacetime by means of localisation alone, which amounts to say that the model is not stable under localisation.
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Starting from a discussion of the concrete representations of the coordinates of the k-Minkowski spacetime (in 1+1 dimensions, for simplicity), we explicitly compute the associated Weyl operators as functions of a pair of Schroedinger operators. This allows for explicitly computing the trace of a quantised function of spacetime. Moreover, we show that in the classical (i.e. large scale) limit the origin of space is a topologically isolated point, so that the resulting classical spacetime is disconnected. Finally we show that there exist states with arbitrarily sharp simultaneous localisation in all the coordinates; in other words, an arbitrarily high energy density can be transferred to spacetime by means of localisation alone, which amounts to say that the model is not stable under localisation.
Key concepts: Minkowski space, Spacetime, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Limit (mathematics), Stationary spacetime, Physics, Causal sets, Spacetime topology