
handle: 11449/152643
Ao longo desta dissertação desenvolvemos o formalismo de Hamilton-Jacobi para teorias de campo para o caso de sistemas singulares e não-singulares. Em seguida, aplicamos tal formalismo nos modelos BF em D=1+1, D=2+1 e D=3+1 dimensões a fim de caracterizar os seus espaços de fase. Mostramos que a partir desse formalismo é possível obter as simetrias locais desses modelos assim como os seus respectivos geradores.
Throughout this dissertation we develop the Hamilton-Jacobi formalism for field theories in the case of singular and non-singular systems. Next, apply such formalism on the BF models in D=1+1, D=2+1 e D=3+1 dimensions in order to characterize their phase spaces. We show from this formalism, that is possible to find the local symmetries of those models as well as their respective generators.
Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico (CNPq)
Pós-graduação em Física - IFT
CNPq: 132619/2015-6
BF models, Integrabilidade, Modelos BF, Hamilton-Jacobi, Integrability
BF models, Integrabilidade, Modelos BF, Hamilton-Jacobi, Integrability
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