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Electrodynamics in terms of functions over the groupSU(2): II. Quantization [Book Review]
Foundations of Physics 12 (5):521-530 (1982)
Abstract
In a previous article by two of the present authors Carmeli's group-theoretic method for the formulation of wave equations was applied to the case of the electromagnetic field, and the equations for the vector potential were derived. In the present paper a quantization procedure for these equations is carried out in the Lorentz gauge. It involves two independent variables, corresponding to the number of degrees of freedom of the electromagnetic field in a Hilbert space with a positive-definite metric. Conserved quantities are derivedOther Versions
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