Effects of wave propagation in canonical Poisson gauge theory under an external magnetic field
arXiv:2305.14514 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/ad0574
Abstract
The non-commutative electrodynamics based on the canonical Poisson gauge theory is studied in this paper. For a pure spatial non-commutativity, we investigate the plane wave solutions in the presence of a constant and uniform magnetic background field for the classical electrodynamics in canonical Poisson gauge theory. We obtain the properties of the medium ruled by the permittivity and the permeability tensors in terms of the non-commutative parameter, with the electrodynamics equations in the momentum space. Using the plane wave solutions mentioned, the dispersion relations are modified by the magnetic background, and the correspondent group velocity is affected by the spatial non-commutative parameter. We construct the energy-momentum tensor and discuss the conserved components of this tensor in the spatial non-commutative case. The birefringence phenomenon is showed through the modified dispersion relations, that depends directly on the non-commutative corrections and also on the magnetic background field. Using the bound of the polarized vacuum with laser (PVLAS) experiment for the vacuum magnetic birefringence, we estimate a theoretical value for the spatial non-commutative parameter.
14 pages, no figures, published version in europhysics letters
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