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One null ray with distinct momentum scales

Physical scope

Algebraic illustration of affine-parameter and momentum-scale freedom for a null test-particle ray; no scale is inferred from the unparameterized image.

Example

In a prescribed background, let I⊆R be a nonempty open interval and let x:I→M be an affinely parametrized nonzero future-null free geodesic with momentum P=dx/dλ. For any constant a>0, on the rescaled open interval I/a:={λ/a:λ∈I} the same ray image admits momentum Pa=aP using the affine parameter λa=λ/a.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: A null free trajectory from Free massive and null particle geodesics, a positive constant a, and, at any chosen λ0∈I, an observer n at the event x(λ0).

[F1]

A null free particle has dx/dλ=P and nonzero future-null momentum (Free massive and null particle geodesics).

[F2]

Observer energy is En(P)=−c g(P,n) (Mechanical momentum and observer energy).

Verification

1.1givenF1constructalgebra

Define xa(λa)=x(aλa). Then dxa/dλa=aP=:Pa, which remains nonzero future null. Since DλP=0, the constant rescaling also gives DλaPa=0; the image of xa equals the image of x. Thus both parameterizations satisfy the free null equations of [F1].

2.1step 1.1F2algebra∎

For any λ0∈I, the rescaled curve satisfies xa(λ0/a)=x(λ0) and Pa(λ0/a)=aP(λ0). For an observer n at this common event, [F2] gives En(Pa)=aEn(P). Hence the same unparameterized ray supports distinct positive momentum and energy scales; the path image alone does not select one.

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