DSR-relativistic spacetime picture and the phenomenology of Planck-scale-modified time dilation
arXiv:2506.08111 · doi:10.1103/mqv2-dxrd
Abstract
The most active area of research in quantum-gravity phenomenology investigates the possibility of Planck-scale-modified dispersion relations, focusing mainly on two alternative scenarios: the "LIV" scenario, characterized by a specific mechanism of breakdown of relativistic symmetries, and the "DSR" scenario, which preserves overall relativistic invariance but with deformed laws of relativistic transformation. Two recent studies of modified dispersion relations, one relying on Finsler geometry and one based on heuristic reasoning, raised the possibility of potentially observable effects for time dilation and argued that this might apply also to the LIV and DSR scenarios. We observe that the description of Lorentz transformations in the LIV scenario is such that time dilation cannot be modified. The DSR scenario allows for modifications of time dilation, and establishing their magnitude required us to obtain novel results on the effects of finite DSR boosts in the spacetime sector, with results showing in particular that the modification of time dilation is too small for experimental testing.
V2 coincides with the one published in Physical Review D, vol. 112 106006. It includes a discussion on the generalization to other DSR models and two plots comparing the time dilation behaviour for the DSR, LIV, SR, and Finsler scenarios
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