Dynamical nonlocality in quantum time via modular operators
arXiv:2104.09321 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.105.042207
Abstract
We formalize the concept of the modular energy operator within the Page and Wootters timeless framework. As a result, this operator is elevated to the same status as the more studied modular operators of position and momentum. In analogy with dynamical nonlocality in space associated with the modular momentum, we introduce and analyze the nonlocality in time associated with the modular energy operator. Some applications of our formalization are provided through illustrative examples.
Author's accepted version in Physical Review A
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