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EFTA02403023Set 11

2010-07-0528p12,345w

spatial dimensions 19 5.1.1 The set up 19 5.1.2 Bringing three or more worldlines to intersect 20 5.1.3 A simplifying assumption 20 5.1.4 Dropping the simplifying assumption ... locality. To see why, consider a scattering event defined by the coincidence of four worldlines of particles of different energy and momentum-two worldines for the incoming parti- cles ... worldlines for the outgoing particles. Suppose that one inertial observer sees them 31t should also be mentioned that Hossenfelderl6l does consider the possibility that quantum effects resolve the problem

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EFTA01805311Set 10

2010-07-0720p10,141w

resolved we will study here two hypotheses. The first is that particles propagate along worldlines defined in the non-commuting coordinates (xi ,t). It has been argued that worldlines defined ... EFTA_R1_00151761 EFTA01805314 The second hypothesis is that physical particles propagate along worldlines defined in a com- muting set of coordinates, which differ from the first by taking physical ... coincidence of elementary particles, which in classical physics means by the intersection of the worldlines of those particles. Coordinates are assigned to those events by physical operations which involve exchanges

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EFTA02403003Set 11

2010-07-0720p10,140w

resolved we will study here two hypotheses. The first is that particles propagate along worldlines defined in the non-commuting coordinates (xi ,t). It has been argued that worldlines defined ... EFTA_R1_01441395 EFTA02403006 The second hypothesis is that physical particles propagate along worldlines defined in a com- muting set of coordinates, which differ from the first by taking physical ... coincidence of elementary particles, which in classical physics means by the intersection of the worldlines of those particles. Coordinates are assigned to those events by physical operations which involve exchanges

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EFTA00614975Set 9

2015-06-3033p14,601w

Dirac matrices, and an overdot indicates a derivative with respect to the arbitrary worldline coordinate t. The "einbein" e is a Lagrange multiplier for the mass-shell constraint

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EFTA02269399Set 11

2019-01-043p332w

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EFTA01114598Set 9

12p10,178w

observed by a local observer, Alice, curvature of momentum space, all of the worldlines involved we can construct the observable as seen in coordinates con- in the interaction meet

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EFTA01157239Set 9

2015-06-3033p14,596w

Dirac matrices, and an overdot indicates a derivative with respect to the arbitrary worldline coordinate t. The "einbein" e is a Lagrange multiplier for the mass-shell constraint

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EFTA02279741Set 11

2019-03-012p179w

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