The Lorentz Group, Noncommutative Space-Time, and Nonlinear Electrodynamics in Majorana-Oppenheimer Formalism
V. Red'kov, E. Tolkachev

TL;DR
This paper investigates non-linear electrodynamics in non-commutative space-time using the Majorana-Oppenheimer formalism, analyzing symmetry properties and invariance under dual transformations with implications for field theory.
Contribution
It introduces a detailed analysis of the form-invariance of non-linear constitutive relations in non-commutative electrodynamics using complex orthogonal group theory and identifies specific symmetry groups.
Findings
Identified Abelian 2-parametric small groups preserving constitutive relations.
Found a special reference frame with SO(2) mp; SO(1,1) structure for non-zero length K.
Demonstrated invariance of non-linear equations only under discrete dual transformations.
Abstract
Non-linear electrodynamics arising in the frames of field theories in non-commutative space-time is examined on the base of the Riemann-Silberstein-Majorana-Oppenheimer formalism. The problem of form-invariance of the non-linear constitutive relations governed by six non-commutative parameters \theta_{kl} \sim {\bf K} = {\bf n} + i {\bf m} is explored in detail on the base of the complex orthogonal group theory SO(3.C). Two Abelian 2-parametric small groups, isomorphic to each other in abstract sense, and leaving unchangeable the extended constitutive relations at arbitrary six parameters \theta_{kl} of effective media have been found, their realization depends explicitly on invariant length {\bf K}^{2}. In the case of non-vanishing length a special reference frame in which the small group has the structure SO(2) \otimes SO(1,1) has been found. In isotropic case no such reference frame…
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TopicsNoncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Algebraic and Geometric Analysis
