Isotropic Forms of Dynamics in the Relativistic Direct Interaction Theory
A. Duviryak, V. Shpytko, V. Tretyak (Institute for Condensed Matter, Physics)

TL;DR
This paper formulates a Lagrangian relativistic direct interaction theory across different dynamics forms, linking it to Fokker-type action and constrained Hamiltonian mechanics, and analyzes classical and quantum models in isotropic space-time.
Contribution
It introduces a unified formulation of relativistic direct interaction theory in various dynamics forms and explores its connections with established frameworks.
Findings
Established connections with Fokker-type action and Hamiltonian mechanics.
Analyzed classical two-particle relativistic interactions.
Discussed exactly solvable relativistic quantum models.
Abstract
The Lagrangian relativistic direct interaction theory in the various forms of dynamics is formulated and its connections with the Fokker-type action theory and with the constrained Hamiltonian mechanics are established. The motion of classical two-particle system with relativistic direct interaction is analysed within the framework of isotropic forms of dynamics in the two- and four-dimensional space-time. Some relativistic exactly solvable quantum-mechanical models are also discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates · Quantum and Classical Electrodynamics
