Fundamental Symmetries of the extended Spacetime
O.M. Lecian, G. Montani

TL;DR
This paper explores advanced mathematical frameworks like Fourier duality and the Stone-von Neumann theorem to investigate polymer-quantization and modified uncertainty relations as potential methods for compactifying an extra dimension in theoretical physics.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach combining Fourier duality and the Stone-von Neumann theorem to analyze extra-dimensional compactification schemes.
Findings
Polymer-quantization techniques applied to extra dimensions.
Modified uncertainty relations suggest new compactification methods.
Potential phenomenological implications for extra-dimensional theories.
Abstract
On the basis of Fourier duality and Stone-von Neumann theorem, we will examine polymer-quantization techniques and modified uncertainty relations as possible 1-extraD compactification schemes for a phenomenological truncation of the extraD tower.
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