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Geometric Structures in Field Theory

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arxiv math-ph/0208036 v1 pith:VBM3YYH3 submitted 2002-08-26 math-ph math.MPmath.SG

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This review paper is concerned with the generalizations to field theory of the tangent and cotangent structures and bundles that play fundamental roles in the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formulations of classical mechanics. The paper reviews, compares and constrasts the various generalizations in order to bring some unity to the field of study. The generalizations seem to fall into two categories. In one direction some have generalized the geometric structures of the bundles, arriving at the various axiomatic systems such as k-symplectic and k-tangent structures. The other direction was to fundamentally extend the bundles themselves and to then explore the natural geometry of the extensions. This latter direction gives us the multisymplectic geometry on jet and cojet bundles and n-symplectic geometry on frame bundles.

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    The k-contact, k-cocontact, and multicontact formalisms for action-dependent field theories are reviewed, and explicit contraction formulas show they coincide on trivial bundles.

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