
TL;DR
This paper explores the multisymplectic formulation of Maxwell's theory, focusing on DeDonder-Weyl theory, observable forms, and the construction of higher Lepage-Dedecker correspondence in two dimensions.
Contribution
It provides a detailed multisymplectic treatment of Maxwell theory, including algebraic and dynamical observable forms and insights into higher Lepage-Dedecker correspondence.
Findings
Analysis of DeDonder-Weyl theory in Maxwell context
Identification of algebraic and dynamical observable forms
Initial steps towards higher Lepage-Dedecker correspondence in 2D
Abstract
This note provides a detailed treatment of the Multisymplectic Maxwell theory through the general setting developed in [24] [26] [27]. In particular we explore the DeDonder-Weyl theory, the question of algebraic and dynamical observable forms, the copolarization process related to the good search of canonical forms. Finally, we give - for the two dimensional case - some indications for the construction of the higher Lepage-Dedecker correspondence, in the context of the underlying Grassmannian viewpoint.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Algebra and Geometry · Black Holes and Theoretical Physics · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
