A note on the foundation of relativistic mechanics. I: Relativistic observables and relativistic states
arXiv:gr-qc/0111037
Abstract
Is there a version of the notions of "state" and "observable" wide enough to apply naturally and in a covariant manner to relativistic systems? I discuss here a tentative answer.
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