Quantum action, non-locality and coherence from classical perception, a new facet of Lagrangian formalism for relativistic dynamics
D Das

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel Lagrangian formalism that unifies classical and quantum descriptions, emphasizing nonlocal correlations, coherence, and energy-momentum transfer across space-like boundaries, with implications for quantum space, decoherence, and cosmology.
Contribution
It presents a new facet of Lagrangian formalism that incorporates nonlocal correlations and coherence in relativistic dynamics, bridging classical and quantum frameworks.
Findings
Coherent evolution of correlated geodesics demonstrates nonlocal energy-momentum transfer.
Nonlocal mitigation explains decoherence criticality in electrodynamic evolution.
Analysis of cosmic recessional kinematics incorporates nonlocal effects of quantum vacuum fields.
Abstract
Classical and quantum mechanical descriptions of physical world are seamlessly abridged within the framework of Lagrangian formalism which, besides revealing the essence of nonlocally correlated dynamic evolution, helps understanding abrupt onset towards perturbation driven correlation breakdown criticality with the manifestation of classical dynamic properties. The abridged formalism takes into consideration a family of ubiquitously correlated paths in their linear combination and shows that the coherently evolved dynamic course of optimum displacement is variationally realizable within arbitrarily selected pair of space-like surface-boundaries, only if the nonlocal correlation implies virtually mediating energy and momentum quanta across instantly evolved volume meeting integral conservations. The coherent evolution characteristics are explored for correlated geodesics of quantum…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Biofield Effects and Biophysics · Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
