2011
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1108.4108
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Star-product Description of Quantization in Second-class Constraint Systems

Abstract: The quantization of the second-class constraint systems is discussed within the projection operator method(POM) of constraint systems. Through the nonlocal representation of the constraint hyper-operators, new star-products are defined. Then, the projected operator-algebra of the quantized constraint systems is constructed with these star-products, and it is shown that the commutators and symmetrized products among the projected operators contain the quantum corrections due to the noncommutativity among operat… Show more

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“…Following our previous works [2,7,8], we here present the brief review of the constraint star-product quantization formalism of the POM together with the explanation of the notations appearing hereafter.…”
Section: Star-product Quantizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Following our previous works [2,7,8], we here present the brief review of the constraint star-product quantization formalism of the POM together with the explanation of the notations appearing hereafter.…”
Section: Star-product Quantizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the commutator algebra C (1) , the constraint-set K (2) obeys the commutator algebra A(K (2) ): [φ (4) i , φ (4) j ] = ihΘ ij , [ψ (2) i , φ (4) j ] = ihδ ij , [ψ (2) i , ψ (2) j ] = 0, (4.14) which shows that K (2) is in the second-class. Therefore, the constraint quantum system S * will be constructed through the star-product quantization formalism of POM [2,4,7].…”
Section: Additional Constraintsmentioning
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