1. Hey,
so I have a Lorentz violating wavepacket and from this I need to find the velocity.
My wavepacket is of the form
[tex\\begin{equation}
\langle\varphi(t,x)\rangle \equiv\exp\Bigg[i\textbf{K}_M(t-x)-\frac{\Delta\textbf{K}_M}{4}(t-x)^2\Bigg]
\end{equation}[/tex]
where for this question you need to know that
[tex]K_M=k_0+\frac{t}{2M^2}K_0^3[/tex]
I did this:
[tex]
K_m(dt-dx)=k_0(dt-dx)+\frac{k_0^3}{2M^2}(t(dt-dx)+(t-x)dt)[/tex]
I only need to calculate v from the first term in the exponent and dt=dx and v=dx/dt and it must be of the form 1+...
so I have a Lorentz violating wavepacket and from this I need to find the velocity.
My wavepacket is of the form
[tex\\begin{equation}
\langle\varphi(t,x)\rangle \equiv\exp\Bigg[i\textbf{K}_M(t-x)-\frac{\Delta\textbf{K}_M}{4}(t-x)^2\Bigg]
\end{equation}[/tex]
where for this question you need to know that
[tex]K_M=k_0+\frac{t}{2M^2}K_0^3[/tex]
I did this:
[tex]
K_m(dt-dx)=k_0(dt-dx)+\frac{k_0^3}{2M^2}(t(dt-dx)+(t-x)dt)[/tex]
I only need to calculate v from the first term in the exponent and dt=dx and v=dx/dt and it must be of the form 1+...
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