Physical Instances of Noncommuting Coordinates
R. Jackiw
TL;DR
This paper discusses how noncommuting spatial coordinates can be physically realized and explores their implications, including Lorentz invariance violation in noncommuting photodynamics.
Contribution
It demonstrates physical realizations of noncommuting coordinates and analyzes their effects on photon dynamics, highlighting Lorentz invariance violation.
Findings
Noncommuting coordinates can be realized in physical systems.
Plane wave solutions show Lorentz invariance violation.
Implications for fundamental physics and symmetry principles.
Abstract
Noncommuting spatial coordinates and fields can be realized in actual physical situations. Plane wave solutions to noncommuting photodynamics exhibit violaton of Lorentz invariance (special relativity).
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