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Dynamical realizations of the Lifshitz group

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arxiv 2201.10187 v3 pith:S7PCAU6O submitted 2022-01-25 hep-th gr-qcnlin.SI

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keywords dynamicallifshitzconstructedgrouprealizationsdimensionalequationermakov-milne-pinney
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Dynamical realizations of the Lifshitz group are studied within the group-theoretic framework. A generalization of the 1d conformal mechanics is constructed, which involves an arbitrary dynamical exponent z. A similar generalization of the Ermakov-Milne-Pinney equation is proposed. Invariant derivative and field combinations are introduced, which enable one to construct a plethora of dynamical systems enjoying the Lifshitz symmetry. A metric of the Lorentzian signature in (d+2)-dimensional spacetime and the energy-momentum tensor are constructed, which lead to the generalized Ermakov-Milne-Pinney equation upon imposing the Einstein equations. The method of nonlinear realizations is used for building Lorentzian metrics with the Lifshitz isometry group. In particular, a (2d+2)-dimensional metric is constructed, which enjoys an extra invariance under the Galilei boosts.

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