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Fulling S. — Aspects of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetime
Fulling S. — Aspects of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetime



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Íàçâàíèå: Aspects of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Spacetime

Àâòîð: Fulling S.

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Designed for self-study or advanced courses in relativity and quantum field theory, this introduction arose from a graduate level course and assumes some knowledge of general relativity and differential geometry.


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Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 02.09.2005

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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Number operator or observable      14—15 59—60 62 72 92 140—141 145
Observable(s)      3 5—6 10 31 54 63 92 95 115 124 127 139 150 158 218 238
Observable(s), algebra of      6
Observable(s), complete set      5
Observable(s), local      127 152
Occupation number      61
Olver (1961)      140 155
One-dimensional operator      38 (see also “Scattering” “Weyl
Optical metric      130
Order (mass dimension)      183 193
Ordering ambiguity      10
Osborn & Fujiwara (1983)      202
Osborn (coauthor)      297
Osborn et al. (1987)      191
Ottewill (coauthor)      211 287 289 297
Out-basis, etc.      see “In- and outbases” etc.
O’Connor (coauthor)      295
O’Neill (1966)      114
O’Neill (1983)      121
Pac (coauthor)      296
Pacini (coauthor)      226
Padmanabhan (1989)      218
Pairing      166
Pais (1982)      148
Panangaden (coauthor)      289
Panangaden, (1979)      127
Papiez (coauthor)      297
Papiez et al. (1988)      191
Parabolic cylinder function      16
Parabolic equation or operator      188—189 206
Parallel transport      173—175 179 199—200
Parametrix      203—208
Parity      255
Parker & Fulling (1974)      136 153 155 156
Parker & Tiomno (1972)      260
Parker (1966)      134 153
Parker (1968)      134
Parker (1969)      134 149 153
Parker (1971)      134 149
Parker (1976)      140
Parker (1979)      177 194
Parker (coauthor)      278 287 289 290 293
Parseval equation      30 32 35 56
Partial derivative, notation      21
Particle(s)      1 9 15 33 48—49 55 57—58 63 92 114—115 128 134 137—141 147—153 157—158 166 185—186 198 201 209 217—218 223—224 230—231 236 247 252 256—261 267 279 281—284
Particle(s) in box      6 237
Particle(s), density      70—73 141 146 185
Particle(s), free      2 7 12—13 19 245
Particle(s), number      see “Number operator”
Particle(s), runaway      see “Repulsive oscillator”
Path-ordered exponential      174
Patodi (coauthor)      287
Pauli & Weisskopf (1934)      225
Pauli — Villars regularization      212—213
Peierls (1952)      125
Penrose (1969)      258
Penrose (1969) & Floyd (1971)      258
Pereira (coauthor)      259
Periodic boundary condition      25 39 42 98 103 106—108 135 257
Perry (coauthor)      293
Petersen (1983)      10
Phase of section      225
Phase of wave function      159—161
Phase space      2 18
Phonons      218
Planck’s constant      4 10 18—19 162
Pleijel (coauthor)      296
Point spectrum      see “Eigenvector”
Point-splitting      96 98 105 110 188 213 216
Poisson bracket      125—126
Polarization      109 239 283
Popov (coauthor)      237
POSITION      4 28 54—55 126
Positive frequency      50 53 127—128 137 144 153
Positive frequency, instantaneous      150
Potential      1 16 26 32—33 47 188 191 193 202 210—211 223—225 231—232 252
Potential and scalar curvature      133
Poulsen (coauthor)      296
Powers (1967)      67
Press & Teukolsky (1972)      258
Principal symbol      192 195 200
Principal value      76 78—79 81 86 90 206—207
Product manifold      198—199
Projection, spectral      45 77 84
Proper time      201
Pseudodifferential operator      10 21 53 194—195 200 204
Pure state      3
Putnam (1967)      6
Quantization      see “Commutation relations” “Field
Quantization of space and time      219
Quantization, literal      104 (see also “Finite-size effect”)
Quantum chromodynamics      215
Quantum gravity      218—219 268 284
quantum mechanics      1 3 6 50 159—162 217 260
Quasi-orthogonality      226
Rafelski (coauthor)      224 294
Rafelski et al. (1978)      221
Raine (coauthor)      285
RANGE      23
Rapid decrease, function of      64
Reconstruction      82 91
Recursion relation      196—197
Reed & Simon (1972)      64
Reed (1970)      241
Reed (1975)      26 33
Reed, (1978)      33
Reflection      36 232 255 258 274—278 283
Reflection, space      262
Regularization      96 105 110 114
Reissner — Nordstrom black hole      260—261
Relativity      48 96 125 149 217 260
Renormalization      90 96 102—104 114—115 118—119 147 155—156 184—216 218—219
Renormalization, wave-function      67
Representation(s), (in) equivalent      6 19 69—70 124 127—128 138 141 153 156—157 241 278—279
Repulsive oscillator      2 15—16 242 245
Resolvent      33 39 41 189 191 199 202—203
Ricci identity      169—171 182
Ricci tensor      117 183 198
Richtmyer (1978)      38
Riemann normal coordinates      177 179 “World
Riemann tensor      168—173 182 197—198 208 214
Rindler space      124 131 144
Robertson — Walker space-time      134—158 213
Robin condition      25 32 128
Rochev (coauthor)      252
Rodionov & Taranov (1987)      180
Rohrlich (coauthor)      284
Rotation      261—262 268
Rotation group      6 126 148
Rotations      243
Ruffini, R.      260
Ruijsenaars (coauthor)      293
Ruijsenaars, (1981)      54
Rumpf & Urbantke (1978)      80
Rumpf, (1976, 1980, 1981, 1983)      80 147
S-matrix      146—147
Sakai (1971)      194
Scalar principal symbol      192
Scalar product      see “Inner product”
Scattering      28 34—38 139 255 260 270—279
Schiff et al. (1940)      223 237
Schiff — Snyder — Weinberg effect      221 223—257 265 269
Schimming (1981)      180
Schrader & Taylor (1984)      204
Schroedinger (1939)      134
Schroedinger picture      10—12 16—17 19—20 219
Schroedinger representation      7 10
Schroedinger-type equation or operator      189 201 204
Schroer (1971)      224 225
Schroer (1971) & Swieca (1970)      224 225 245
Schutz (1985)      163
Schwartz (coauthor)      291
Schwartz kernel theorem      90
Schwarz (coauthor)      294
Schwarzschild space      124 131 144 218
Schweber (coauthor)      301
Schwinger function      see “Hadamard function”
Schwinger — DeWitt equation      see “Schrodinger-type equation”
Schwinger — DeWitt series      200—208 (see also “HaMiDeW theory” “Heat
Schwinger, J.      126 147
Schwinger, J. (1951)      188 189 223 260
Second derivative, covariant      168—169
Second fundamental form      112—113
Second quantization      48—49 63 224
Section (s)      163—165 192
Seeley (1967)      194 210
Segal & Goodman (1965)      54
Segal (1967)      6
Segal (1974)      128
Self-adjointness      23—29 123 203 228 231 252
Self-adjointness and unitary group      64
Self-adjointness, essential      23—24 32—33 132
Self-adjointness, formal      23 132
Self-dual operator      66 69 85
Semibounded operator      26 132
Sewell (1980, 1982)      131
Shell in Casimir effect      114
Shift vector field      129
Shilov (coauthor)      293
Shin (coauthor)      296
Shirkov (coauthor)      288
Simon (coauthor)      298
Singer (coauthor)      296
Singular mode      239—240 243—252 257 268—269
Singular spectrum      32
Sixth-order terms      215—216
Slope, determining norm      235 240—241
Snyder & Weinberg (1940)      225
Snyder (coauthor)      223
Sobolev spaces      57
Soffel et al (1982)      221
Sommerfield (1974)      285
Space-time, notation      74
Spacelike separation      see “Commutation relations” “Light
Spectral decomposition or representation      see “Eigenfunctions” “Normal “Spectral
Spectral theorem      11 28—32 50—51 70 203 228
Spectral theorem for indefinite metric      229 269 273
Spectrum      28 32 41 “Eigenvector”)
speed of light      162
Spheroidal harmonic      268—269
Spin      4—6 125—126 148—150 283
Spinor field      125 127 163 167 192 224
Spontaneous symmetry breaking      278
Square of a Field      95—104
Square-integrability at a point      39
Standard deviation      92
Starobinsky (1973)      258
Starobinsky (coauthor)      296 301
State      7 10 17 53 57 98 124 147 185 187 207—209 211 218 246 282—283
Static field theory      48—115 189 207 285
Static space-time      123—124 127—133 208 210 226
Static space-time, asymptotically      138—147 157 186 208
Static space-time, conformally      134—135
Static space-time, uniformly      129—130
Stationary phase      271—272
Stationary space-time      129—130 259 263—265 283—284
Stationary space-time, locally      265
Statistics      58—59 146 148
Stegun (coauthor)      287
Stein (coauthor)      294
Stieltjes measure      13 29
Stimulated emission      147—148
Stone — Von Neumann theorem      6—7
Stone’s theorem      63—64
Storey (coauthor)      287
Streater & Wightman (1964)      82 90 91 148
Stress tensor      93—96 104—108 118—119 152 158 184—216 218 279—283
Stress tensor of gas      105
Strictly positive operator      49 64 132—133 209
String theory      219
Strocchi & Wightman (1974)      268
Sturm — Liouville operator      252 (see also “Boundary condition regular”)
SU(2)      see “Rotation group”
Suen (1987)      153
Sunder (coauthor)      294
Superradiance      258—259 263 269 275 277—278 285
Superselection rule      268
Surjective operator      28
Sweeny (coauthor)      293
Swieca (coauthor)      224
Symbol (of operator)      210 212 etc.)
Symplectic form      149
Symplectic transformation      144
Synge (1960)      176
Synge — DeWitt tensors      180—183
Synge’s theorem      178
Tabor & Winterton (1969)      110
Tangent vector, coordinate      119 129 263
Tangent vector, coordinate, geodesic      104—105 176—183 208
Taranov (coauthor)      298
Taylor (1981)      10
Taylor (coauthor)      299
Taylor’s theorem, covariant      178—180
Temperature      283
Tensor product      57—58 61 247
Tensor product of operators      63—64
Tensor product, infinite      241
Tensors, differentiation of      162—163 167—170
Test functions      31 64 127 144—145 195
Teukolsky (coauthor)      258
Thermal spectrum      140
Time      19 119 201 217 266
Time in heat equation      191
Time independence      263—266 (see also “Static field theory” “Static “Stationary
Time reversal      120 148 261—262 278
Time translation      68—69 123—124
Time, conformal      135 153
Time-ordered product      81
Timelike coordinate      119
Tiomno (coauthor)      260
Titchmarsh, (1937)      28
Titchmarsh, (1962)      15 38 47
Todorov (coauthor)      288
topology      107—108 159 200 205 211 214
Torsion      168—172 175 181—182
Torus      135 140—141
Totally antisymmetric      172 175 180
Trace and dimension      198
Trace and dimension, of fundamental form      113
Trace anomaly      104 213 216
Transmission coefficient      36 274—278
Tree graph      183
Treves (1975)      50
Treves (1980)      10
Two-component formalism      227 244
Two-point functions      74—91 184 202 207 209—211
Two-point functions, summary of identities      82
Ultrastatic space-time      129 132 189 209—211
Uncertainty principle      18
Uniform error bound      155
Uniqueness of stress tensor      185 211—216
Universality Theorem      208—210
Unruh (1974a)      224 259 266 280
Unruh (1974b)      285
Unruh (1976)      131 285
Up- and down-modes      274—282
Urbantke (coauthor)      298
VACUUM      59 61 71 81 91 96—98 102 114—115 141—142 145—149 152 156—157 184 207—209 231 238 246—247 250 252—253 256 259—260 278—279 282—285
Vacuum, initial and final      81 186
Van der Waals force      109
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