2010
DOI: 10.1063/1.3276100
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The principle of locality: Effectiveness, fate, and challenges

Abstract: The Special Theory of Relativity and Quantum

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“…But even if it were, the formalism would still miss an essential ingredient to be significant: a clear cut algebraic property which replaces Locality and reduces to it in the limit where the Planck length is neglected. As Locality does in the classical Minkowski case [16], this axiom ought to imply most conceptual features of QFT on Quantum Spacetime, independently of the specific form of the interactions.…”
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“…But even if it were, the formalism would still miss an essential ingredient to be significant: a clear cut algebraic property which replaces Locality and reduces to it in the limit where the Planck length is neglected. As Locality does in the classical Minkowski case [16], this axiom ought to imply most conceptual features of QFT on Quantum Spacetime, independently of the specific form of the interactions.…”
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“…But nonlocal effects should be visible only at Planck scales, and vanish fast for larger separations. If Lorentz invariance can be maintained by interactions, a point quite open at present, then we ought to expect that the analysis of the superselection structure, the notion of Statistics, conjugate sectors, the emergence of a compact group of global gauge symmetries, and even the Spin and Statistics Theorem, all deduced on the basis of the Principle of Locality, ought to remain true [16].…”
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“…It is however worth noting that a also a gauge exists where both quantum and gravitational phenomena share the same origin in the metric only. In this particular gauge, that we can call the "Riemann gauge" the geometry is pure Riemann and is entirely governed by the metric tensor 4 . In the Riemann gauge, we have ρ = const., the Weyl vector vanishes and the Weyl curvature reduces to the Riemann curvature built from the the metricḡ ij given byḡ ij = |Ψ(q)| 4 n−2 g ij .…”
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“…The connections (4) are invariant under the Weyl conformal gauge transformations [10] g ij → λg ij (7)…”
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