Energy-momentum non-conservation on noncommutative spacetime and the existence of infinite spacetime dimension
Zheng Ze Ma

TL;DR
This paper explores how energy-momentum non-conservation arises in noncommutative spacetime due to embedding in higher dimensions, and proposes that quantum spacetime has infinite total dimension.
Contribution
It introduces a framework linking noncommutative field theories with energy-momentum non-conservation and suggests that quantum spacetime's total dimension is infinite.
Findings
Energy-momentum is not locally conserved in noncommutative spacetime.
Energy-momentum tensors from Noether approach are appropriate for noncommutative theories.
Quantum spacetime has infinite total dimension.
Abstract
From the constructions of the quantum spacetime, a four dimensional quantized spacetime can be embedded in a five dimensional continuous spacetime. Thus to observe from the five dimensional continuous spacetime where the four dimensional quantized spacetime is embedded, there exist the energy-momentum flows between the five dimensional continuous spacetime and the four dimensional quantized spacetime. This makes the energy-momentum not locally conserved generally on the four dimensional quantized spacetime. We propose that energy-momentum tensors of noncommutative field theories constructed from the Noether approach are just the correct forms for the energy-momentum tensors of noncommutative field theories. The non-vanishing of the total divergences of the energy-momentum tensors of noncommutative field theories just reflect that energy-momentum are not locally conserved on…
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Taxonomy
TopicsNoncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Cosmology and Gravitation Theories
