2006
DOI: 10.1063/1.2162333
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Magnetic monopole in the loop representation

Abstract: We quantize, within the Loop Representation formalism, the electromagnetic field in the presence of a static magnetic pole. It is found that loop-dependent physical wave functionals acquire a topological dependence on the surfaces bounded by the loop. This fact generalizes what occurs in ordinary quantum mechanics in multiply connected spaces. When Dirac's quantization condition is satisfied, the dependence on the surfaces disappears, together with the influence of the monopole on the quantized electromagnetic… Show more

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“…We begin by recalling that the Abelian path space can be described as the set of certain equivalence classes of curves γ in a manifold, which we take as R n [12,11,10,19]. The equivalence relation is given in terms of the so called form factor T i ( x, γ) of the curves…”
Section: Path Representation and Generalizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We begin by recalling that the Abelian path space can be described as the set of certain equivalence classes of curves γ in a manifold, which we take as R n [12,11,10,19]. The equivalence relation is given in terms of the so called form factor T i ( x, γ) of the curves…”
Section: Path Representation and Generalizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The purpose of this study is to realize the generators of duality transformations of these models in a geometric representation, in order to get some insight into their geometrical meaning. We begin by recalling that the Abelian path space can be described as the set of certain equivalence classes of curves γ in a manifold, which we take as R n [12,11,10,19]. The equivalence relation is given in terms of the so called form factor T i ( x, γ) of the curves…”
Section: Path Representation and Generalizationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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