Positive energy quantization of linear dynamics
Jan Dereziński; Christian Gérard
Banach Center Publications (2010)
- Volume: 89, Issue: 1, page 75-104
- ISSN: 0137-6934
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abstract = {The abstract mathematical structure behind the positive energy quantization of linear classical systems is described. It is separated into three stages: the description of a classical system, the algebraic quantization and the Hilbert space quantization. Four kinds of systems are distinguished: neutral bosonic, neutral bosonic, charged bosonic and charged fermionic. The formalism that is described follows closely the usual constructions employed in quantum physics to introduce noninteracting quantum fields.},
author = {Jan Dereziński, Christian Gérard},
journal = {Banach Center Publications},
keywords = {canonical commutation relations; canonical anticommutation relations; Fock spaces; quantum field theory},
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title = {Positive energy quantization of linear dynamics},
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AB - The abstract mathematical structure behind the positive energy quantization of linear classical systems is described. It is separated into three stages: the description of a classical system, the algebraic quantization and the Hilbert space quantization. Four kinds of systems are distinguished: neutral bosonic, neutral bosonic, charged bosonic and charged fermionic. The formalism that is described follows closely the usual constructions employed in quantum physics to introduce noninteracting quantum fields.
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KW - canonical commutation relations; canonical anticommutation relations; Fock spaces; quantum field theory
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