Wedge-Local Quantum Fields on a Nonconstant Noncommutative Spacetime
arXiv:1206.4450 · doi:10.1063/1.4739751
Abstract
Within the framework of warped convolutions we deform the massless free scalar field. The deformation is performed by using the generators of the special conformal transformations. The investigation shows that the deformed field turns out to be wedge-local. Furthermore, it is shown that the spacetime induced by the deformation with the special conformal operators is nonconstant noncommutative. The noncommutativity is obtained by calculating the deformed commutator of the coordinates.
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