Morphogenesis and dynamics of quantum state
Peter Leifer

TL;DR
This paper proposes a novel 4D dynamical space-time framework based on generalized coherent states and the geometry of SU(N), deriving relativistic field equations with soliton solutions without relying on traditional space-time coordinates.
Contribution
It introduces a new unification of relativity and quantum theory using GCS and SU(N) geometry, avoiding conventional notions of particles and space-time coordinates.
Findings
Derived quasi-linear relativistic field equations with soliton solutions.
Established a connection between quantum state morphogenesis and space-time dynamics.
Proposed a new conceptual framework for quantum-relativistic unification.
Abstract
New construction of 4D dynamical space-time (DST) has been proposed in the framework of unification of relativity and quantum theory. Such unification is based solely on the fundamental notion of generalized coherent state (GCS) of N-level system and the geometry of unitary group SU(N) acting in state space . Neither contradictable notion of quantum particle, nor space-time coordinates (that cannot be a priori attached to nothing) are used in this construction. Morphogenesis of the "field shell"-lump of GCS and its dynamics have been studied for N=2 in DST. The main technical problem is to find non-Abelian gauge field arising from conservation law of the local Hailtonian vector field. The last one may be expressed as parallel transport of local Hamiltonian in projective Hilbert space . Co-movable local "Lorentz frame" being attached to GCS is used for qubit encoding result…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Quantum chaos and dynamical systems
