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Deviating from the Canonical: Induced Noncommutativity
Chryssomalis Chryssomalakos Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares UNAM Joint work with P. Aguilar and H. Hernandez (ICN)
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Geometric Phases Hamiltonian H(R), R: parameters
R(t): slow curve in parameter space Non-degenerate eigenstate |n; R>: H(R) |n;R> = En(R) |n;R> < n; R|n; R > = 1 SE: i dy(t)/dt = H(R(t)) y(t) y(t=0) = |n; R(t=0)> y(t) ~ |n; R(t)> (adiabaticity)
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Geometric Phases II Naive guess where does not work… Berry tried…
…and found
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QM on Hypersurfaces Intrinsic quantization: coordinates on M, ignore ambient space (unphysical) Confining potential approach: with Frenet-Serret: Induced metric on the surface, from the ambient euclidean one:
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QM on Hypersurfaces II Total (3D) hamiltonian
giving rise to normal & tangent SE’s (2D harmonic oscillator) Effective hamiltonian for motion on M (Maraner, Destri 93)
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Cables with quantum memory
Choose: n, b frame, |+>, |-> normal states Effective hamiltonian for motion along the wire Curvature and torsion of the curve become parameters for the 1D particle hamiltonian
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Cables with quantum memory II
Features of the effective 1D hamiltonian Curvafilia: Induced gauge field, compensating arbitrary rotations of the normal frame:
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Cables with quantum memory III
Pre-curve: Keep total length 2p Use arclength parametrization 3D position vector in the neighborhood of the curve:
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Cables with quantum memory IV
Compute hamiltonian Curvature, torsion Zeroth and first order hamiltonian 1D wavefunction 2D normal wavefunction 3D total wavefunction
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Cables with quantum memory V
(Notice: s, a, b, taken as functions of (X,Y,Z; x,y,z)) Initial state: |2,+> + |2,-> Cyclic change: x=cos t, y=sin t, z=2 Geometric phase causes rotation of the probability profile in the normal plane
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Cables with quantum memory VI
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Back reaction I Example: Spin coupled to position
Adiabatic approximation: Effective hamiltonian: Noncommuting momenta:
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Back reaction II What if light particle’s eigenstates depend also on heavy particle’s momentum? Noncommuting effective position operators emerge for the heavy particle… Apply to wire quantization:
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Back reaction III Lagrangian density (implement LAP dynamically)
In terms of Fourier modes Quantize with canonical commutation relations
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Back reaction IV Effective 1D particle hamiltonian: with
In the case of the unit circle…
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Back reaction V 1D perturbed wavefunction Berry’s curvature
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Back reaction VI CPT? Deformed CCR’s: grain of salt advised…
Adiabatic parasites noncommutative effective quantum field theory Noncommutativity fixed by standard physics CPT?
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