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A noncommuting SU(2) configuration with nonzero Yang–Mills density

Physical scope

A smooth noncommuting connection configuration in the adopted classical pure SU(2) model on the trivial bundle over Minkowski spacetime. It computes curvature and action density only and makes no field-equation or empirical claim.

Example

Assume ACω (Countable Choice). Specialize the adopted model to the trivial bundle P=R1,3×SU(2) with its product section. Let T1,T2,T3 be the normalized basis of the model, so [T1,T2]=T3 and κ(T3,T3)=1. For a constant a≠0 with unit m−1, take the smooth connection potential A=a(T1 dx1+T2 dx2). Its curvature is F=a2T3 dx1∧dx2, and its Lorentzian action density is −a42gYM2 dx0∧dx1∧dx2∧dx3. This is a field configuration; no stationarity or field-equation claim is made.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: ACω, the trivial-bundle specialization of the adopted pure SU(2) model and the constant a≠0.

[F1]

Classical pure SU(2) Yang–Mills model: the spacetime metric is diag⁡(−1,1,1,1) with the stated orientation.

[A1]

Classical pure SU(2) Yang–Mills model: the action density is −κ(F∧∗ηF)/(2gYM2) with fixed gYM>0.

[F2]

Use the explicit matrices and trace form fixed in Compactness and normalized invariant form for SU(2): T1=12(0−i−i0), T2=12(0−110), T3=12(−i00i), and κ(X,Y)=−2Tr⁡2(XY). Direct multiplication gives T1T2=T3/2, T2T1=−T3/2, and T32=−I2/4. Consequently [T1,T2]=T1T2−T2T1=T3 and κ(T3,T3)=−2Tr⁡2(−I2/4)=1. These finite matrix identities are established here without countable choice.

[A2]

The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω): Countable Choice is the hypothesis inherited through the adopted model and the Cartan-curvature supplier; the finite matrix identities in [F2] use no further choice.

[F3]

Under the stated ACω, Graded bracket of Lie-algebra-valued differential forms and Principal curvature, Cartan structure equation, and Bianchi identity: local curvature is F=dA+12[A∧A] with the alternating-form bracket convention.

Verification

1.1A2F2F3algebra

The coefficients of A are constant, so dA=0. The degree-one bracket convention gives 12[A∧A](∂1,∂2)=[aT1,aT2]=a2T3, while its other independent coordinate components vanish. Thus F=a2T3 dx1∧dx2. If a=0, this same formula gives zero curvature; the Statement assumes a≠0.

2.1A1F1F2step 1.1algebra∎

For the stated orientation and metric, ∗η(dx1∧dx2)=dx0∧dx3. Therefore κ(F∧∗ηF)=a4κ(T3,T3) dx1∧dx2∧dx0∧dx3=a4 dx0∧dx1∧dx2∧dx3; the last reordering is even. Multiplying by the adopted coefficient gives the stated action density. This verifies only a configuration and its nonzero density; no Euler–Lagrange equation is asserted.

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