A Special Relativistic Liouville Equation Exists
Jose A. Magpantay

TL;DR
This paper confirms the existence of a special relativistic Liouville equation by deriving a Hamiltonian in 8N phase space through symmetry breaking, advancing the theoretical framework of relativistic statistical mechanics.
Contribution
It introduces a Hamiltonian formulation in 8N phase space that establishes the existence of a relativistic Liouville equation, filling a gap in relativistic statistical theory.
Findings
Derived Hamiltonian in 8N phase space.
Established the existence of a relativistic Liouville equation.
Broken reparametrization symmetry to define evolution.
Abstract
In a previous paper, the author asked the question "Does a Special Relativistic Liouville Equation Exist?'. In this paper, I give an affirmative answer. In 8N phase space, a Hamiltonian is derived by breaking the reparametrization symmetry of the single, Lorentz invariant, mathematical time introduced, which defines the evolution of all phase space variables.
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TopicsRelativity and Gravitational Theory
