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(2+1)D Exotic Newton-Hooke Symmetry, Duality and Projective Phase

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arxiv hep-th/0702014 v2 pith:WYEXL5ZD submitted 2007-02-01 hep-th

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A particle system with a (2+1)D exotic Newton-Hooke symmetry is constructed by the method of nonlinear realization. It has three essentially different phases depending on the values of the two central charges. The subcritical and supercritical phases (describing 2D isotropic ordinary and exotic oscillators) are separated by the critical phase (one-mode oscillator), and are related by a duality transformation. In the flat limit, the system transforms into a free Galilean exotic particle on the noncommutative plane. The wave equations carrying projective representations of the exotic Newton-Hooke symmetry are constructed.

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