Phase space quantization of anisotropic cosmologies: Taub and Kantowski-Sachs models
Jasel Berra-Montiel, Alberto Molgado, Jorge Santacruz
Abstract
We introduce an explicit construction of the non-diagonal and diagonal Wigner distributions for the homogeneous but anisotropic Taub and Kantowski-Sachs cosmological models within the framework of phase space deformation quantization. Conventional canonical quantization of these models via the Wheeler-DeWitt equation is inherently plagued by factor ordering ambiguities. To circumvent these issues, we employ the totally symmetric Weyl quantization map and the Moyal star product. By means of a canonical separation of the Hamiltonian constraint, we are able to resolve the formal convergence problems typically associated with the star product. Furthermore, to establish a rigorous connection with conventional quantum cosmology, we calculate the standard wave functions directly from the diagonal Wigner distributions, recovering the exact physical states in terms of modified Bessel functions in both cases.
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