SLIDE 1 Fins nsler r geom
ry and nd deSitter mo momentum space
arXiv:1407.8143
Loret Niccolò
With: Giovanni Amelino-Camelia, Leonardo Barcaroli, Giulia Gubitosi and Stefano Liberati
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Gali lilean Relativity Gali lilean Relativity
Invariant (Casimir) Transformation (Boost)
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Special Relat ativity Special Relat ativity
Invariant (Casimir) Transformation (Boost)
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Invariant (Casimir) Transformation (Boost)
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Invariant (Casimir) Transformation (Boost)
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Deformed Spe pecial l Relat ativity Deformed Spe pecial l Relat ativity
κ-Poincaré algebra in bicrossproduct basis
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Deformed Spe pecial l Relat ativity Deformed Spe pecial l Relat ativity
κ-Poincaré algebra in bicrossproduct basis Casimir Symmetry genera rators representation
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Curved momentum-space Curved momentum-space
Modified symmetries Non-trivial properties of momentum-space geometry
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Curved momentum-space Curved momentum-space
In the κ-Poincaré (bicro rosspro roduct basis) case (Modified) Dispersion Relation obtained through Modified symmetries Non-trivial properties of momentum-space geometry
SLIDE 10 Finsl sler Geometry Finsl sler Geometry
Finsler Norm
- Positive function in the tangent bundle
- Homogeneus of degree one in ẋ
Velocity-dependent genera ralization of Riemannian metric
Rund 1959
SLIDE 11 Finsler Geometry of a a par article with MDR Finsler Geometry of a a par article with MDR
Girelli, Liberati, Sindoni, PRD 2007
Action of a fr free relativistic particle
SLIDE 12 Finsler Geometry of a a par article with MDR Finsler Geometry of a a par article with MDR
Girelli, Liberati, Sindoni, PRD 2007
Action of a fr free relativistic particle By using Hamilton's equation We find
SLIDE 13 Finsler Geometry of a a par article with MDR Finsler Geometry of a a par article with MDR
Girelli, Liberati, Sindoni, PRD 2007
Action of a fr free relativistic particle By using Hamilton's equation We find
SLIDE 14 Finsl sler Geometry an and Finsl sler Geometry an and κ κ-Poincar aré sy symmetries
aré sy symmetries
We apply this procedure re to the case
SLIDE 15 Finsl sler Geometry an and Finsl sler Geometry an and κ κ-Poincar aré sy symmetries
aré sy symmetries
We apply this procedure re to the case
SLIDE 16 Finsl sler Geometry an and Finsl sler Geometry an and κ κ-Poincar aré sy symmetries
aré sy symmetries
We apply this procedure re to the case
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Finsler spacetime metric Finsler spacetime metric
In terms of momenta
SLIDE 18 Finsler spacetime metric Finsler spacetime metric
In terms of momenta Despite its horri rible aspect this metri ric defines some simple re relati tions:
rse is related to the part rticle's MDR
are simply related to velocities
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On the invar ariance of the Lag agran angian On the invar ariance of the Lag agran angian
Edge terms
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On the invar ariance of the Lag agran angian On the invar ariance of the Lag agran angian = 0
Edge terms
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On the invar ariance of the Lag agran angian On the invar ariance of the Lag agran angian = 0
Edge terms Invari riant Lagrangian
SLIDE 22 Relat ative Locality and Rainbow metrics Relat ative Locality and Rainbow metrics
Loret, arXiv:1404.5093
Invariant t “rainbow” line element This would allow us to satisfy one of the key requirments of rainbow metri rics which is This invariant Lagrangian suggest us to check whether
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Geod
In terms of ζ(ẋ):
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Geod
In terms of ζ(ẋ): From the homogeneity of F(ẋ) one can show th that the metric g(ẋ) satisfies
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Geod
In terms of ζ(ẋ): In terms of g(ẋ): Where From the homogeneity of F(ẋ) one can show th that the metric g(ẋ) satisfies
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Wordli lines and symmetries Wordli lines and symmetries
In the k-Poincaré ré case We choose a parametrization
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Finsler Killing equation Finsler Killing equation
We look for solutions and charges
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Finsler Killing equation Finsler Killing equation
We look for solutions and charges
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Finsler Killing equation Finsler Killing equation
We look for solutions and charges
SLIDE 30 Summar ary and outlook Summar ary and outlook
r generalization of Riemannian geometr try can be used to describe spacetime geometry seen by a particle with given (modified) dispersion re relation
- This provides a consistent framework to derive physical properties
- f the particle: propagation, symmetries
- Equivalent to a ‘ra
rainbow’ metri ric associated to classical particles with κ-Poincaré inspired symmetries
reat t more complicated cases, when gravity is introduced?
roduce interactions?