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To Half--Be or Not To Be?
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de Rham, Claudia
, Wang, Xinmiao
, Pozsgay, Victor
, Garcia-Saenz, Sebastian
, Heisenberg, Lavinia
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Degrees of freedom
/ Field theory
/ Invariants
/ Parity
2023
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To Half--Be or Not To Be?
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de Rham, Claudia
, Wang, Xinmiao
, Pozsgay, Victor
, Garcia-Saenz, Sebastian
, Heisenberg, Lavinia
in
Degrees of freedom
/ Field theory
/ Invariants
/ Parity
2023
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To Half--Be or Not To Be?
2023
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Overview
It has recently been argued that half degrees of freedom could emerge in Lorentz and parity invariant field theories, using a non-linear Proca field theory dubbed Proca-Nuevo as a specific example. We provide two proofs, using the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian pictures, that the theory possesses a pair of second class constraints, leaving \\(D-1\\) degrees of freedom in \\(D\\) spacetime dimensions, as befits a consistent Proca model. Our proofs are explicit and straightforward in two dimensions and we discuss how they generalize to an arbitrary number of dimensions. We also clarify why local Lorentz and parity invariant field theories cannot hold half degrees of freedom.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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