A Jordan GNS Construction for the Holonomy-Flux *-algebra
Michael Rios

TL;DR
This paper develops a Jordan GNS construction for the holonomy-flux *-algebra in loop quantum gravity, addressing limitations of the conventional GNS approach by utilizing a trace-based method within a Banach algebra framework.
Contribution
It introduces a novel Jordan GNS construction for the holonomy-flux *-algebra, extending the algebraic framework of loop quantum gravity beyond traditional methods.
Findings
Constructs a trace-based Jordan GNS representation.
Shows the state invariance under all inner derivations.
Discusses implications for Jordan-Schrodinger equation.
Abstract
The holonomy-flux *-algebra was recently proposed as an algebra of basic kinematical observables for loop quantum gravity. We show the conventional GNS construction breaks down when the the holonomy-flux *-algebra is allowed to be a Jordan algebra of observables. To remedy this, we give a Jordan GNS construction for the holonomy-flux *-algebra that is based on trace. This is accomplished by assuming the holonomy-flux *-algebra is an algebra of observables that is also a Banach algebra, hence a JB algebra. We show the Jordan GNS construction produces a state that is invariant under all inner derivations of the holonomy-flux *-algebra. Implications for the corresponding Jordan-Schrodinger equation are also discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNoncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Advanced Topics in Algebra · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
