Urs tutorial on Connes spectral geometry

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Now I imagine that g is something like a simplex, only perhaps with a dimension along the possible worldlines included. Is this the idea?

I am going to listen to Connes as Marcus suggested in an earlier post, as I have now temporary access to a broadband bubble.

R.

Seems I can't understand the talk...maybe accent problem, or microphone, or my inability to recognise the concept vocabulary.

Oh well. Back to reading.

R
 
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the idea is , if you drop commutativity of the derivative and similar then you define

the 'derivative' of f respect to 'x' as [tex]\frac{df}{dx}= [f, A][/tex]

but the question is what is 'A' operator ??

and for the 'integral' how can you define or justify this

[tex]\int f |D| = Res_{s=0} Tr( f |D|^{-s} )[/tex]

and it would be so simple as this ? you would replace the 'normal' derivative and integral by taking a Trace or commutators ??