On the form of local conservation laws for some relativistic field theories in 1+1 dimensions
E. G. B. Hohler, K. Olaussen
Abstract
We investigate the possible form of local translation invariant conservation laws associated with the relativistic field equations ∂∂ϕi=-vi() for a multicomponent field . Under the assumptions that (i)~the vi's can be expressed as linear combinations of partial derivatives ∂ wj/∂ϕk of a set of functions wj(), (ii)~the space of functions spanned by the wj's is closed under partial derivations, and (iii)~the fields take values in a simply connected space, the local conservation laws can either be transformed to the form ∂ P=∂Σj wj Qj (where P and Qj are homogeneous polynomials in the variables ∂ϕi, ∂2ϕi,…), or to the parity transformed version of this expression ∂(∂t+∂x)/ 2∂ (∂t-∂x)/2.
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