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  <title>Quantum Statistic of Identical Particle System Inside A Topologically Changing Space</title>
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  <namePart>Akhmad Aminuddin Bama</namePart>
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  <publisher>Bag. Serial Sigma: Jurnal Sains dan Technogi FMIPA Universitas Sanata Dharma Yogyakarta</publisher>
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 <note>An investigation is carried out on inequivalent quantizations and statistics for a quantum mechanical system of identical particles occupying a topological space-time M undergoing spatial topology changes. In this paper  a new concept has been introduced related to the construction of inequivalent quantizations for a system  which is called   history-like path   for particles. This a collection of non-causal homotopical paths. Each homotopy class of paths will be labelled with a configuration space of the system in a space-like which is a deformation retract of Mi region that is a sub-space-time of M in which there is no singular slice (a slice M in M that contains a singular point). The labels determine the generators and their relations in constructions the fundamental group 1 (Qn) of the system. By using the new concept  two methods are proposed to construct inequivalent quantizations of a system of identical particles undergoing a spatial topology change  either via a   local-local   (L-L) or a   global-local   (G-L) quantization. The first method corresponds to constructions of inequivalent quantization of the system in each region Mi in M. Each of them is in a (1-1)-correspondence with irreducible unitary representations (IUR  s) of a fundamental group (Qn(i))   Bn(i) constructedby generators in each of the region corresponding to the posible history-like homotopy paths. A possible statistics for N-identical particles in M is determined by a sub-representationof IUR of braid group Bn(i). The sub-representation is a representation of a subgroup n(i) which is a subgroup of Bn(i) only generated by permutation of particles. The second method is based on a conctruction of inequivalent quantization of the system M. They are in the (1-1)-correspondence with IUR  s of the fundamental group 1(Qn())   Bn() raised by generators corresponding to the history-like homotopical paths of the system in M  and these inequivalent quantizations are considered valid for all regions Mi in M. A possible statistic for N-identical particles in M is determined by a sub-representation of IUR of braid group Bn()  i.e. a representation of n() C Bn(). </note>
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  <topic>INEQUIVALENT QUANTIZATIONS,QUANTUM STATISTICS</topic>
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