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On the Carrollian Nature of the Light Front

High Energy Physics - Theory · Submitted 14 Jun 2024

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The authors' main claim We show that theories on the light front possess a Hamiltonian of the magnetic Carroll type, thereby proposing a straightforward method for deriving magnetic Carroll Hamiltonian actions from Lorentzian field theories.

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CitationSucheta Majumdar. "On the Carrollian Nature of the Light Front." arXiv:2406.10353 (2024). https://pith.science/paper/KU33ID4K
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Motivated by recent advances in non-Lorentzian physics, we revisit the light-cone formulation of quantum field theories. We discuss some interesting subalgebras within the light-cone Poincar\'e algebra, with a key emphasis on the Carroll, Bargmann, and Galilean kinds. We show that theories on the light front possess a Hamiltonian of the magnetic Carroll type, thereby proposing a straightforward method for deriving magnetic Carroll Hamiltonian actions from Lorentzian field theories.

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s2 We show that theories on the light front possess a Hamiltonian of the magnetic Carroll type, thereby proposing a straightforward method for deriving magnetic Carroll Hamiltonian actions from Lorentzian field theories. result 0.77 0.94 0.86 asserted 1.00

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Motivated by recent advances in non-Lorentzian physics, we revisit the light-cone formulation of quantum field theories. We discuss some interesting subalgebras within the light-cone Poincar\'e algebra, with a key emphasis on the Carroll, Bargmann, and Galilean kinds. We show that theories on the light front possess a Hamiltonian of the magnetic Carroll type, thereby proposing a straightforward method for deriving magnetic Carroll Hamiltonian actions from Lorentzian field theories.

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  • The reduction of the Lorentz algebra induced by the light-cone decomposition mirrors the symmetry reduction inherent to Carrollian spacetimes, as shown in [ref] .

    Carroll fermions, expansions and the lightcone · Oddity in odd dimensions and lessons from the lightcone · 0.99

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  • We now restrict the theory to a constant $x^-$ surface by restricting the domain of $x^-$ to a finite width $ρ$, where $ρ$ is a small constant, using a delta function distribution [ref] δ_ρ(x^- -x^-_0) = 1/ρ , x^-_0 - ρ/2 < x^- < x^-_0 + ρ/2 0 , otherwise .

    Constructing Carrollian Field Theories from Null Reduction · Carroll limits of light-cone actions · 0.95

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  • The light-cone Hamiltonian density exactly matches with the Hamiltonian density obtained in [ref] for $d$-dimensional scalar field theory in the magnetic Carroll case.

    Carroll contractions of Lorentz-invariant theories · Magnetic Carroll actions on the light front · 1.00

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  • The Carroll group, which arises as the ultrarelativistic (speed of light approaching zero) limit of the Poincaré algebra [ref] , has been linked to symmetries of null hypersurfaces, the BMS symmetry of gravity, and flat-space holography (see [ref] and references therein).

    Carrollian Perspective on Celestial Holography · Introduction · 0.99

  • The Carroll group, which arises as the ultrarelativistic (speed of light approaching zero) limit of the Poincaré algebra [ref] , has been linked to symmetries of null hypersurfaces, the BMS symmetry of gravity, and flat-space holography (see [ref] and references therein).

    Carroll Structures, Null Geometry and Conformal Isometries · Introduction · 0.99

  • The Carroll group, which arises as the ultrarelativistic (speed of light approaching zero) limit of the Poincaré algebra [ref] , has been linked to symmetries of null hypersurfaces, the BMS symmetry of gravity, and flat-space holography (see [ref] and references therein).

    Conformal Carroll groups and BMS symmetry · Introduction · 0.99

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