Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory
Scientific paper
2001-09-25
Phys.Rev.D67:085008,2003
Physics
High Energy Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
With respect to the experimental information available at the time of writing version 1 of this manuscript (hep-th/0109191v1)
Scientific paper
10.1103/PhysRevD.67.085008
We outline a phenomenological programme for the search of effects induced by (string-motivated) canonical noncommutative spacetime. The tests we propose are based, in analogy with a corresponding programme developed over the last few years for the study of Lie-algebra noncommutative spacetimes, on the role of the noncommutativity parameters in the $E(p)$ dispersion relation. We focus on the role of deformed dispersion relations in particle-production collision processes, where the noncommutativity parameters would affect the threshold equation, and in the dispersion of gamma rays observed from distant astrophysical sources. We emphasize that the studies here proposed have the advantage of involving particles of relatively high energies, and may therefore be less sensitive to "contamination" (through IR/UV mixing) from the UV sector of the theory. We also explore the possibility that the relevant deformation of the dispersion relations could be responsible for the experimentally-observed violations of the GZK cutoff for cosmic rays and could have a role in the observation of hard photons from distant astrophysical sources.
Amelino-Camelia Giovanni
Doplicher Luisa
Nam Soonkeon
Seo Yun-Seok
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