BMS in higher space-time dimensions and Non-relativistic BMS
arXiv:1708.07564
Abstract
Master's thesis. We present a study of the BMS Group is higher space-time dimensions, and the extension of this group to non-relativistic systems.
arXiv commentMaster's thesis
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