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Finsler Geometry, Relativity and Gauge Theories

Aus der Reihe Fundamental Theories of Physics

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

22.11.2011

Verlag

Springer Netherland

Seitenzahl

370

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/15.5/2.1 cm

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-94-010-8853-4

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Rezension

`
... Asanov's book is an important contribution to the literature and should benefit both experts and novices in applications of Finsler geometry.
'

Mathematics Abstracts, 576:7 (1986)

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

22.11.2011

Verlag

Springer Netherland

Seitenzahl

370

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/15.5/2.1 cm

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-94-010-8853-4

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Springer-Verlag KG
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  • Produktbild: Finsler Geometry, Relativity and Gauge Theories
  • A. Motivation and Outline of the Book.- B. Introduction to Finsler Geometry.- 1/Primary Mathematical Definitions.- 1.1. Concomitants of the Finslerian Metric Function.- 1.2. The Indicatrix.- 1.3. The Group of Invariance of the Finslerian Metric Function.- Problems.- Notes.- 2/Special Finsler Spaces.- 2.1. S3-like Finsler Spaces.- 2.2. Spaces with Quadratic Dependence of the Finslerian Metric Tensor on the Unit Tangent Vectors.- 2.3. Properties of the Berwald-Moór Metric Funcion.- 2.4. 1-Form Finsler Spaces.- 2.5. The Randers Metric Function.- 2.6. The Kropina Metric Function.- 2.7. C-Reducible Finsler Spaces.- Problems.- Notes.- C. Basic Equations.- 3/Implications of the Invariance Identities.- 3.1. Invariance Identities.- 3.2. Construction of the Connection Coefficients with the Help of the Invariance Identities.- 3.3. Fundamental Tensor Densities Associated with Direction-Dependent Scalar Densities.- 3.4. Choice of the Finslerian Scalar Density L = JK.- Problems.- Notes.- 4/Finslerian Approach Based on the Concept of Osculation.- 4.1. Formulation of Gravitational Field Equations in Terms of the Fundamental Tensor Densities.- 4.2. Application to Non-Gravitational Fields.- 4.3. Derivation of the Finslerian Equations of Motion of Matter from the Gravitational Field Equations.- 4.4. Significance of the Auxiliary Vector Field from the Viewpoint of the Clebsch Representation.- 4.5. Static Gravitational Field.- 4.6. Reduction of the Gravitational Lagrangian Density to First-Order Form in the 1-Form Case.- 4.7. Conservation Laws for the Gravitational Field in the 1-Form Case.- Problems.- Notes.- 5/Parametrical Representation of Physical Fields. The Relevance to Gauge Theories.- 5.1. Application of the Parametrical Representation of the Indicatrix.- 5.2. The Emergence of Gauge Fields.- 5.3. Finslerian Representation of Gauge Fields and Tensors.- 5.4. Gauge-Covariant Derivatives of Spinors and Isospinors.- 5.5. Linear Gauge Transformations. Finslerian Geometrization of Isotopic Invariance.- 5.6. Example of Nonlinear Internal Symmetry.- 5.7. Use of the Parametrical Concept of Osculation.- Problems.- Notes.- D. Additional Observations.- 6/Classical Mechanics from the Finslerian Viewpoint.- 6.1. Parametrically Invariant Extension of the Lagrangian.- 6.2. The Hamilton-Jacobi Equation for Homogeneous Lagrangians.- 6.3. The Generalized Hamilton-Jacobi Theory Based on the Clebsch Representation of the Canonical Momenta Field.- Problems.- Notes.- 7/Finslerian Refinement of Special Relativity Theory.- 7.1. Allowance for the Dependence of Space-Time Scales on the Directions of Motion of Inertial Frames of Reference.- 7.2. Finslerian Extension of the Special Principle of Relativity.- 7.3. Three Types of Velocities. The Fundamental Kinematic Relation.- 7.4. Finslerian Kinematics.- 7.5. Proper Finslerian Kinematic Effects.- 7.6. Finslerian Kinematics as a Consequence of the Equations of Motion of Matter.- Problems.- Notes.- Concluding Remark.- Appendix A Direction-Dependent Connection and Curvature Forms.- Problems.- Notes.- Appendix B/ General Gauge Field Equations Associated with Curved Internal Space.- B. 1. Introduction.- B. 2. The Parametrical Representation.- B. 3. Associated Gauge Tensors.- B. 4. Identities Satisfied by the Gauge Tensors.- B. 5. Variational Principle for the Parametrical Gauge Fields.- B. 6. General Gauge-Covariant Physical Field Equations.- B. 8. Implications of Metric Conditions.- B. 9. Specification of the Internal Metric Tensor.- B.10. Transition to the Parametrical Finslerian Limit.- B.11. Proper Finslerian Gauge Transformations.- B.12. Flat Internal Space.- Problems.- Note.- Solutions of Problems.- List of Publications on Finsler Geometry.- Biographies.