Benjamin Martin
University of Aberdeen
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Reports on Mathematical Physics | 2012
Adam Gillard; Benjamin Martin
The Elko quantum field was introduced by Ahluwalia and Grumiller, who proposed it as a candidate for dark matter. We study the Elko field in Wembergs formalism for quantum field theory. We prove that if one takes the symmetry group to be the full Pomcare group then the Elko field is not a quantum field in the sense of Weinberg. This confirms results of Ahluwalia, Lee and Schritt, who showed using a different approach that the Elko field does not transform covariantly under rotations and hence has a preferred axis.
arXiv: Group Theory | 2014
Michael Bate; Sebastian Herpel; Benjamin Martin; Gerhard Röhrle
The authors acknowledge the financial support of the DFG-priority programme SPP1388 “Representation Theory” and Marsden Grants UOC0501, UOC1009 and UOA1021. Part of the research for this paper was carried out while the authors were staying at the Mathematical Research Institute Oberwolfach supported by the “Research in Pairs” programme. The second author acknowledges additional support from ERC Advanced Grant No. 291512. The authors are grateful to the referee for helpful suggestions, including a strengthening of Proposition 3.4.
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society | 2012
Michael Bate; Benjamin Martin; Gerhard Röhrle; Rudolf Tange
Mathematische Zeitschrift | 2017
Michael Bate; Sebastian Herpel; Benjamin Martin; Gerhard Roehrle
Journal of Algebra | 2012
Michael Bate; Benjamin Martin; Gerhard Röhrle
Israel Journal of Mathematics | 2016
Michael Bate; Benjamin Martin; Gerhard Röhrle
Pacific Journal of Mathematics | 2015
Michael Bate; Sebastian Herpel; Benjamin Martin; Gerhard Röhrle
Journal of Algebra | 2018
Daniel Lond; Benjamin Martin
arXiv: Algebraic Geometry | 2016
Michael Bate; Haralampos Geranios; Benjamin Martin
Pacific Journal of Mathematics | 2015
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