Topics in Quantum Field Theory in Curved Space

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics – General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology

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In these lectures we consider some topics of Quantum Field Theory in Curved Space. In the first one particle creation in curved space is studied from a mathematical point of view, especially, particle production at a given time using the so called "instantaneous diagonalization method". Particle production by strong electromagnetic fields (Schwinger's effect) and particle production by moving mirrors simulating black hole collapse are also studied. In the second lecture we calculate the re-normalized two-point function using the adiabatic regularization. The conformally and minimally coupled cases are considered for a scalar massive and massless field. We reproduce previous results in a rigorous mathematical form and clarify some empirical approximations and bounds. The re-normalized stress tensor is also calculated in several situations. Finally, in last lecture quantum correction due to a massless fields conformally coupled with gravity are considered in order to study the avoidance of singularities that appear in the flat Friedmann-Robertson-Walker (FRW) model.

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