Translations and dynamics
arXiv:0707.0296 · doi:10.1142/S0219887808003120
Abstract
We analyze the role played by local translational symmetry in the context of gauge theories of fundamental interactions. Translational connections and fields are introduced, with special attention being paid to their universal coupling to other variables, as well as to their contributions to field equations and to conserved quantities.
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