Local spatial transformations and local observables

Foundations of Physics 21 (9):1107-1116 (1991)
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Abstract

Traditionally spatial transformations such as translations and rotations are formulated in terms of transformations of the entire spatial space. In other words, transformations are taken automatically to be of a global nature. This paper investigates a local approach to spatial transformations; local transformations lead naturally to local observables in quantum mechanics

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