On vacuum-vacuum amplitude and Bogoliubov coefficients

Physics – High Energy Physics – High Energy Physics - Theory

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20pages, no figures, some typos corrected, minor improvements

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10.1134/1.1560392

Even if the electromagnetic field does not create pairs, virtual pairs lead to the appearance of a phase in vacuum-vacuum amplitude. This makes it necessary to distinguish the in- and out-solutions even when it is commonly assumed that there is only one complete set of solutions as, for example, in the case of a constant magnetic field. Then in- and out-solutions differ only by a phase factor which is in essence the Bogoliubov coefficient. The propagator in terms of in- and out-states takes the same form as the one for pair creating fields. The transition amplitude for an electron to go from an initial in-state to out-state is equal to unity (in diagonal representation). This is in agreement with Pauli principal: if in the field there is an electron with given (conserved) set of quantum numbers, virtual pair cannot appear in this state. So even the phase of transition amplitude remains unaffected by the field. We show how one may redefine the phases of Bogoliubov coefficients in order to express the vacuum-vacuum amplitude through them.

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