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26 April 2024
 
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Geometrical model of massive spinning particle in four-dimensional Minkowski space
D. S. Kaparulin ; S. L. Lyakhovich ; I. A. Retuntsev ;
Date 6 Jul 2019
AbstractWe propose the model of massive spinning particle traveling in four-dimensional Minkowski space. The equations of motion of the particle follow from the fact that all the classical paths of the particle lie on a cylinder whose position in Minkowski space is determined by the particle’s linear momentum and total angular momentum. All the paths on one and the same cylinder are gauge equivalent. The equations of motion are found in implicit form for general time-like paths, and they are non-Lagrangian. The explicit equations of motion are found for trajectories with small curvature and helices. The momentum and total angular momentum are expressed in terms of characteristics of the path in all the cases. The constructed model of the spinning particle has geometrical character, with no additional variables in the space of spin states being introduced.
Source arXiv, 1907.3066
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