The paper extends a local resolution of the Problem of Time to Nambu n-ary bracket formalism, introducing Nambu-Dirac and Nambu algorithms and a claimed uniqueness theorem for Nambu observables.
Nijenhuis-type variants of Local Theory of Background Independence
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A local resolution of the Problem of Time has recently been given, alongside reformulation as a local theory of Background Independence. The classical part of this can be viewed as requiring just Lie's Mathematics, albeit entrenched in subsequent Topology and Differential Geometry developments and extended to the setting of contemporary Physics' state spaces. We now generalize this approach by mild recategorization to one based on Nijenhuis' generalization of Lie's Mathematics, as follows. 1) Relationalism is encoded using the Nijenhuis-Lie derivative. 2) Closure is assessed using the Schouten-Nijenhuis bracket, and a `Schouten-Nijenhuis Algorithm' analogue of the Dirac and Lie Algorithms. This produces a class of Gerstenhaber algebraic structures of generators or of constraints. 3) Observables are defined by a Schouten--Nijenhuis brackets relation, reformulating the constrained canonical case as explicit PDEs to be solved using the Flow Method, and forming their own Gerstenhaber algebras of observables. Lattices of Schouten-Nijenhuis-Gerstenhaber constraint or generator algebraic substructures furthermore induce dual lattices of Gerstenhaber observables subalgebras. 4) Deformation of Gerstenhaber algebraic structures of generators or constraints encountering Rigidity gives a means of Constructing more structure from less. 5) Reallocation of Intermediary-Object Invariance gives the general Schouten-Nijenhuis-Gerstenhaber algebraic structure's analogue of posing Refoliation Invariance for GR. We finally point to general Gerstenhaber bracket and Vinogradov bracket generalizations, with the former likely to play a significant role in Backgound-Independent Deformation Quantization and Quantum Operator Algebras.
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Nambu variant of Local Resolution of Problem of Time and Background Independence
The paper extends a local resolution of the Problem of Time to Nambu n-ary bracket formalism, introducing Nambu-Dirac and Nambu algorithms and a claimed uniqueness theorem for Nambu observables.