T-Duality Effects in Electrodynamics: The (2+1)-dimensional Case
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| author | Gaete, Patricio Nicolini, Piero |
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| contents | We investigate the interplay between T-duality and (2+1)- dimensional electrodynamics, revealing a relationship between short and large length scales of the gauge potential. Our findings demonstrate that the electrostatic potential energy between static charges is no longer divergent at short distances in the presence of T-duality effects. It remains logarithmic at large distances, suggesting the possibility of a regulatory role for the T-duality scale \( l_0 \) in the space where the radial coordinate goes into its inverse. We also discuss the potential of T-duality to elucidate fractalization effects in physical systems, paving the way for future research on the implications for superconductors and condensed matter systems in general. |
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| spellingShingle | T-Duality Effects in Electrodynamics: The (2+1)-dimensional Case Gaete, Patricio Nicolini, Piero High Energy Physics - Theory We investigate the interplay between T-duality and (2+1)- dimensional electrodynamics, revealing a relationship between short and large length scales of the gauge potential. Our findings demonstrate that the electrostatic potential energy between static charges is no longer divergent at short distances in the presence of T-duality effects. It remains logarithmic at large distances, suggesting the possibility of a regulatory role for the T-duality scale \( l_0 \) in the space where the radial coordinate goes into its inverse. We also discuss the potential of T-duality to elucidate fractalization effects in physical systems, paving the way for future research on the implications for superconductors and condensed matter systems in general. |
| title | T-Duality Effects in Electrodynamics: The (2+1)-dimensional Case |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.21291 |