Representations of chiral alternative to vierbein and construction of non-Abelian instanton solution in curved space-time
K. Maharana

TL;DR
This paper explores a chiral alternative to vierbein fields in general relativity, proposing new tensor representations using Dirac gamma matrices, and constructs non-Abelian instanton solutions in curved spacetime.
Contribution
It introduces novel tensor representations of the chiral alternative to vierbein fields and develops a method to construct non-Abelian instanton solutions in curved spacetime.
Findings
New tensor representations using Dirac gamma matrices in curved space
Construction of non-Abelian instanton solutions in curved spacetime
Conjecture of physical significance of these new tensor objects
Abstract
A chiral alternative to the vierbein field in general relativity was considered by 't Hooft in an attempt to facilitate the construction of a quantum theory of gravity. These objects behave like the "cube root" of the metric tensor. We try to construct specific representations of these tensors in terms of Dirac matrices in Euclidean and Minkowski space, and promote these to curved space through Newman-Penrose formalism. We conjecture that these are new objects with physical significance and are the analog of Killing-Yano tensors. As an application, we try to construct non-Abelian instanton like solutions in curved space from the flat space 't Hooft tensors. The space part of the tensors are decomposed to a product of Levi-Civita tensor and flat space Dirac gamma matrices. The gamma matrices are promoted to the curved space with the help of vierbeins, as in…
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TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Advanced Differential Geometry Research · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
