
A lightcone is necessarily an orbifold. It is a Penrose space (or product of penrose spaces), alongside a designated singularity (base point) which is denoted $\mathfrak{b}$. This singularity has an effective action, denoted by $\hat{\mathfrak{b}}$, which is akin to the four-momentum.\footnote{Of, presumedly, a force-carrying quantum.} In this paper, I shall summarize the facts about lightcones, and shed some light on the dynamics of massless antiparticles.
lightcones, Worldline, topology, geometry, Singularity, Orbifolds, Cobordism, strings, Absorption spectroscopy, string theory, Einstein, Singularities, Manifolds, energy
lightcones, Worldline, topology, geometry, Singularity, Orbifolds, Cobordism, strings, Absorption spectroscopy, string theory, Einstein, Singularities, Manifolds, energy
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