A new concept of deformation quantization, I. Normal order quantization on cotangent bundles
Markus J. Pflaum

TL;DR
This paper introduces a deformation theoretical framework for quantization, specifically constructing a normal order quantization on cotangent bundles that extends to a broad class of symbols and allows real values of the deformation parameter.
Contribution
It develops a deformation approach to quantization using algebraic geometry tools, extending normal order quantization to symbols on cotangent bundles with functorial properties.
Findings
Constructed a normal order quantization for polynomial observables on cotangent bundles.
Extended quantization to a Poisson space of symbols using symbol calculus.
Demonstrated that the deformation parameter can be any real number.
Abstract
In this work we give a deformation theoretical approach to the problem of quantization. First the notion of a deformation of a noncommutative ringed space over a commutative locally ringed space is introduced within a language coming from Algebraic Geometry and Complex Analysis. Then we define what a Dirac quantization of a commutative ringed space with a Poisson structure, the space of classical observables, is. Afterwards the normal order quantization of the Poisson space of classical polynomial observables on a cotangent bundle is constructed. By using a complete symbol calculus on manifolds we succeed in extending the normal order quantization of polynomial observables to a quantization of a Poisson space of symbols on a cotangent bundle. Furthermore we consider functorial properties of these quantizations. Altogether it is shown that a deformation theoretical approach to…
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TopicsMedical Imaging Techniques and Applications
