Space-time noncommutativity with a bifermionic parameter
arXiv:hep-th/0701110 · doi:10.1142/S0217732308024481
Abstract
We consider a Moyal plane and propose to make the noncommutativity parameter Θ^{μν} bifermionic, i.e., composed of two fermionic (Grassmann odd) parameters. The Moyal product then contains a finite number of derivatives, which allows to avoid difficulties of the standard approach. As an example, we construct a two-dimensional noncommutative field theory model based on the Moyal product with a bifermionic parameter and show that it has a locally conserved energy-momentum tensor. The model has no problems with the canonical quantization and appears to be renormalizable.
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