Essential Properties of the Vacuum Sector for a Theory of Superselection Sectors

Physics – Mathematical Physics

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10.1142/S0129055X03001874

As a generalization of DHR analysis, the superselection sectors are studied in the case of absence of the spectrum condition for the reference representation. Considered a net of local observables in the 4-dimensional Minkowski spacetime, we show that it is possible to associate to a set of representations, that are local excitations of a reference one fulfilling Haag duality, a symmetric tensor $\mathrm{C}^*$-category $\Bim$ of bimodules of the net, with subobjects and direct sums. The existence of conjugates is studied introducing an equivalent formulation of the theory in terms of the presheaf associated with the observable net. This allows us to find, under the assumption that the local algebras in the reference representation are properly infinite, necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of conjugates. Moreover, we present several results that suggest how the mentioned assumption on the reference representation can be considered essential also in the case of theories in curved spacetimes.

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