We discuss conservation laws for gravity theories invariant under general coordinate and local Lorentz transformations. We demonstrate the possibility to formulate these conservation laws in many covariant and noncovariant(ly looking) ways. An interesting mathematical fact underlies such a diversity: there is a certain ambiguity in a definition of the (Lorentz-) covariant generalization of the usual Lie derivative. Using this freedom, we develop a general approach to construction of invariant conserved currents generated by an arbitrary vector field on the spacetime. This is done in any dimension, for any Lagrangian of the gravitational field and of a (minimally or nonminimally) coupled matter field. A development of the "regularization via...
For the Yang-Mills-type gauge-field theory with Lorentz symmetry group, we propose and verify an exp...
Abstract. In the Lagrangian framework for symmetries and conserva-tion laws of field theories, we in...
Noether's theorem, that local gauge variations of gauge invariant actions are identically conserved ...
We discuss conservation laws for gravity theories invariant under general coordinate and local Loren...
Conservation laws in gravitational theories with diffeomorphism and local Lorentz symmetry are studi...
AbstractA general scalar–tensor theory of gravity carries a conserved current for a trace-free minim...
We propose a geometrical treatment of symmetries in non-local field theories, where the non-locality...
AbstractThe Chern–Simons-like theories of gravity (CSLTG) are formulated at first order formalism. I...
International audienceThe principles of a previously developed formalism for the covariant treatment...
We present an alternative field theoretical approach to the definition of conserved quantities, base...
We propose a general method to derive a conserved current associated with a global symmetry which is...
The scalar-tensor theories have become popular recently in particular in connection with attempts to...
We derive conservation laws in Symmetric Teleparallel Equivalent of General Relativity (STEGR) with ...
© 2020 IOP Publishing Ltd. We study the teleparallel equivalent of general relativity (TEGR) with La...
We show that the symplectic current obtained from the boundary term, which arises in the first varia...
For the Yang-Mills-type gauge-field theory with Lorentz symmetry group, we propose and verify an exp...
Abstract. In the Lagrangian framework for symmetries and conserva-tion laws of field theories, we in...
Noether's theorem, that local gauge variations of gauge invariant actions are identically conserved ...
We discuss conservation laws for gravity theories invariant under general coordinate and local Loren...
Conservation laws in gravitational theories with diffeomorphism and local Lorentz symmetry are studi...
AbstractA general scalar–tensor theory of gravity carries a conserved current for a trace-free minim...
We propose a geometrical treatment of symmetries in non-local field theories, where the non-locality...
AbstractThe Chern–Simons-like theories of gravity (CSLTG) are formulated at first order formalism. I...
International audienceThe principles of a previously developed formalism for the covariant treatment...
We present an alternative field theoretical approach to the definition of conserved quantities, base...
We propose a general method to derive a conserved current associated with a global symmetry which is...
The scalar-tensor theories have become popular recently in particular in connection with attempts to...
We derive conservation laws in Symmetric Teleparallel Equivalent of General Relativity (STEGR) with ...
© 2020 IOP Publishing Ltd. We study the teleparallel equivalent of general relativity (TEGR) with La...
We show that the symplectic current obtained from the boundary term, which arises in the first varia...
For the Yang-Mills-type gauge-field theory with Lorentz symmetry group, we propose and verify an exp...
Abstract. In the Lagrangian framework for symmetries and conserva-tion laws of field theories, we in...
Noether's theorem, that local gauge variations of gauge invariant actions are identically conserved ...