1978
DOI: 10.1103/physrevd.17.428
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Hypermomentum in hadron dynamics and in gravitation

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“…Note that one source of the prevalent belief that there are no spinors ("world"-spinors) stems from an unwarranted extrapolation of a theorem of E. Cartan (1). As In two other articles, we shall present this physical idea in more detail (4). In particular, we shall show that the band-spinor description fits well into a recent generalization of general relativity, the metric-affine theory (5,6).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Note that one source of the prevalent belief that there are no spinors ("world"-spinors) stems from an unwarranted extrapolation of a theorem of E. Cartan (1). As In two other articles, we shall present this physical idea in more detail (4). In particular, we shall show that the band-spinor description fits well into a recent generalization of general relativity, the metric-affine theory (5,6).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 72%
“…Most probably, the P 10 -theory provides a good description for the gravitational interactions of leptons, since their spacetime symmetries are exhausted by the Poincaré group. However, there are additional symmetries in the physics of strongly interacting particles [147] besides the P 10 . In particular, the systematics of hadrons within the Regge approach [148] suggests the description of all particles lying on a Regge trajectory as excitations of one physical object.…”
Section: Model Description Of Microscopic Gravitational Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The gauge potential is identified with the generalized affine connection in the principal bundle of affine frames A(M ), which introduces the most general geometrical structure on the spacetime manifold M 4 : the independent linear connection Γ α βµ and the metric g µν (the tetrad fields h a µ ). The sources of such a microscopic gravitational field are the corresponding Noether GA(4, R)-currents of matter: the energy-momentum and the "hypermomentum" [147,199] …”
Section: Model Description Of Microscopic Gravitational Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Details will appear elsewhere (3, 11). (4,5) corresponding to a spinor version of the metric affine theory (6,7). In that case, which we shall designate as the "weaker" A4A theory, the universal coupling of intrinsic hypermomentum to the 94 connection potential p,(ab) defines the (hadronic) matrix elements of T(ab)M in the sense of current algebra (in addition to the conventional universal coupling of energy momentum to the tetrads).…”
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“…Considering that e4 is itself represented nonlinearly over its linear subgroup $94 (12,24), alternative approaches have presented gravity as the nonlinear realization over 94 of passive (relabeling) &0 invariance (25,26). Because we are dealing with a physically active gauge symmetry (7), we have to realize .114 over the anholonomic (Latin) indices of the local tetrad frame pa(x), of section 2, .14 separates the A14/1P4 cosets, so that k can be regarded as "coordinates" in N, ** Linguistic purity makes us prefer "manifield" to our original "polyfield" (4,5).…”
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confidence: 99%