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Register a new userThe Nambu-Goto Theory of Closed Bosonic Strings Moving in 1+3-Dimensional Minkowski Space: The Quantum Algebra of Observables
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K. Pohlmeyer
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A relevant part of the quantum algebra of observables for the closed bosonic strings moving in 1+3-dimensional Minkowski space is presented in the form of generating relations involving still one, as yet undetermined, real free parameter.
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The purpose of the present paper is the communication of some results and observations which shed new light on the algebraic structure of the algebra of string observables both in the classical and in the quantum theory.
The quantum algebra of observables of the massive closed bosonic string in 1+3 dimensions has been developed so far in the rest frame of the string. In this paper a method to write this algebra in a manifestly Lorentz covariant form is explained and compared with an alternative approach in the literature.
We examine and implement the concept of non-additive composition laws in the quantum theory of closed bosonic strings moving in (3+1)-dimensional Minkowski space. Such laws supply exact selection rules for the merging and splitting of closed strings.
It is shown that the algebra of diffeomorphism-invariant charges of the Nambu-Goto string cannot be quantized in the framework of canonical quantization. The argument is shown to be independent of the dimension of the underlying Minkowski space.
The associative superalgebra of observables of 3-particle Calogero model giving all wavefunctions of the model via standard Fock procedure has 2 independent supertraces. It is shown here that when the coupling constant u is equal to n+1/3, n-1/3 or n+1/2 for any integer n the existence of 2 independent supertraces leads to existence of nontrivial two-sided ideal in the superalgebra of observables.
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