Coordinate transform invariance |
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Authors: | John L. Johnson |
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Affiliation: | (1) U.S. Army Missile Command. Research, Development and Engineering Center, AMSMI-RD-WS-PL, 35898-5248 Huntsville, Alabama |
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Abstract: | A four-dimensional operator is shown to contain the operator-generators for rotation, scale, reflections, and boosts. The hypothesis is advanced that a physical system changes under this operator by at most a complex phase factor due to invariance against the choice of menial frame. A canonical transform gives a simple relation between space-time and energy-momentum. The basic conserved quantity is a four-dimensional angular momentum and/or coupling constant. The differential of this function contains a second-order differential product which is constrained as a power series in the independent variable. The analysis explores the consequences of the model and shows its degree of correspondence to the standard models. |
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