Physical interpretation of quantum field theory in noninertial coordinate systems

Details Physical interpretation of quantum field theory in noninertial coordinate systems Physical interpretation of quantum field theory in noninertial coordinate systems

May 1990

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Physical Review Letters, Volume 64, Issue 21, May 21, 1990, pp.2471-2474

Physics

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Theory Of Quantized Fields

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In the upper and lower quadrants of flat spacetime, (+/-T>||X||) it is possible to introduce a system of coordinates in which the metric is explicitly time dependent. The conventional interpretation of quantum field theory, based on a Fock basis, cannot be implemented in a natural fashion in such coordinates. This difficulty suggests that quantum theory is covariant only for a subset of the coordinate transformations which are allowed in the classical theory.

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