Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime
We consider the approach to gravity in which four-dimensional curved spacetime is represented by a surface in a flat Minkowski space of higher dimension. After a short overview of the ideas and results of such an approach we concentrate on the study of the so-called splitting gravity, a form of this...
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doaj-d25eed61cb2e47978a8ea06f7ddf6c6a2020-11-25T02:10:01ZengMDPI AGSymmetry2073-89942020-05-011272272210.3390/sym12050722Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat SpacetimeSergey Paston0Elizaveta Semenova1Anton Sheykin2Department of High Energy and Elementary Particle Physics, Saint Petersburg State University, 7-9 Universitetskaya Emb., 199034 St Petersburg, RussiaDepartment of High Energy and Elementary Particle Physics, Saint Petersburg State University, 7-9 Universitetskaya Emb., 199034 St Petersburg, RussiaDepartment of High Energy and Elementary Particle Physics, Saint Petersburg State University, 7-9 Universitetskaya Emb., 199034 St Petersburg, RussiaWe consider the approach to gravity in which four-dimensional curved spacetime is represented by a surface in a flat Minkowski space of higher dimension. After a short overview of the ideas and results of such an approach we concentrate on the study of the so-called splitting gravity, a form of this description in which constant value surface of a set of scalar fields in the ambient flat space-time defines the embedded surface. We construct a form of action which is invariant w.r.t. all symmetries of this theory. We construct the canonical formalism for splitting gravity. The resulting theory turns out to be free of constraints. However, the Hamiltonian of this theory is an implicit function of canonical variables. Finally, we discuss the path integral quantization of such a theory.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-8994/12/5/722isometric embeddingRegge-Teitelboim gravitysplitting gravityembedding gravitycanonical formalismfield theory |
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Sergey Paston Elizaveta Semenova Anton Sheykin Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime Symmetry isometric embedding Regge-Teitelboim gravity splitting gravity embedding gravity canonical formalism field theory |
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Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime |
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Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime |
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Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime |
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Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime |
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Canonical Description for Formulation of Embedding Gravity as a Field Theory in a Flat Spacetime |
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canonical description for formulation of embedding gravity as a field theory in a flat spacetime |
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We consider the approach to gravity in which four-dimensional curved spacetime is represented by a surface in a flat Minkowski space of higher dimension. After a short overview of the ideas and results of such an approach we concentrate on the study of the so-called splitting gravity, a form of this description in which constant value surface of a set of scalar fields in the ambient flat space-time defines the embedded surface. We construct a form of action which is invariant w.r.t. all symmetries of this theory. We construct the canonical formalism for splitting gravity. The resulting theory turns out to be free of constraints. However, the Hamiltonian of this theory is an implicit function of canonical variables. Finally, we discuss the path integral quantization of such a theory. |
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isometric embedding Regge-Teitelboim gravity splitting gravity embedding gravity canonical formalism field theory |
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