Re: Lorentz Violation

Posted by Ramanujan12 on September 27, 2003 at 23:03:30:

In Reply to: Re: Cosmological Space-Time and Global Warming? posted by moorglade on September 27, 2003 at 02:23:30:

"While no current suggestion of Lorentz violation is firm enough to be considered a prediction, there is nevertheless great interest in the possibility of Lorentz violation induced by Planck scale physics since it offers the hope of an observational window into quantum gravity."

I think a field theory deffinently requires this violation of Lorentz symmetry. What needs to happen is some kind of probabilistic symmetry emmerging from a new metric tensor may replace the Lorentzian, or at least account for it. Deffined on the grounds of a possible Planck "hypersymmetry", the equations being more smooth and based in metric topologies rather than wholly algebraic ones.

Very usefull paper mooreglade

Ramanujan12

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