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Fieldtheoryhighlights2015 setb 16jan18
1.
Field Theory Highlights 2015 Set
B By: Roa, F. J. P. Topics: ï°1 SU(2)XU(1) Construction in toy Standard Model ï°2 Basic Practice Calculations Involving Scalar Fields ï°2 Basic Practice Calculations Involving Scalar Fields Let us do some basic practice calculations here. Conveniently, we take the scalar field as subject for the said calculations in relevance to quantum field theories involving vacuum- to-vacuum matrices whose forms can be given by (19.1) âš0| ð1(ð)|0â© The basic quantum field interpretation of these matrices is that they give probability amplitudes that the particles (initially) in the vacuum state |0â© at an initial time (say, ð¡ = 0) will still be (found) in the vacuum state at a later time ð > 0. The time-evolution operator (teo) here ð1(ð) comes with a system Hamiltonian ð»[ ðœ( ð¡) ] containing time-dependent source ðœ( ð¡). (System Hamiltonian as obtained from the system Lagrangian through Legendre transformation. We shall present the basic review details of this transformation in the concluding portions of this draft. ) (19.2) ð1( ð) = ð1( ð,0) = ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ðð¡ ð»(ð¡) ð 0 ) As an emphasis, we are starting with a system (Lagrangian) that does not contain yet self- interaction terms. These terms are generated with the application of potential operator ð(ðÌ). (Note that (19.2) is an operator although we havenât put a hat on the Hamiltonian operator, ð»(ð¡). We will only put a hat on operators in situations where we are compelled to do so in order to avoid confusion. ) In the absence of the said self-interaction terms, the (19.1) matrices can be evaluated via Path Integrations (PIâs) although the evaluation of these matrices can be quite easily facilitated by putting them in their factored form
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(19.3) âš0| ð1(ð)|0â© =
ð¶ [ ðœ = 0 ] ðð ðð / â where ð¶[ ðœ = 0] is considered as a constant factor that can be evaluated directly (19.4) ð¶[ ðœ = 0] = âš0|ðð¥ð(â ð â ðð»[ðœ = 0])|0â© = ðð¥ð(â ð â ð ðž0 0 ) As can be seen in the result this constant matrix comes with the ground state energy, ðž0 0 . (We shall also give review details of this result in the later parts of this document.) In the later portions of this draft, we shall also provide the necessary details of expressing the classical action ðð involved in (19.3) as a functional of the sources as this action is to be given by (19.5) ðð = 1 2 1 (2ð)2 â« ð4 ð¥ ð4 ðŠ ðœ( ð¥) ðº( ð¥ â ðŠ) ðœ(ðŠ) The classical action given by (19.5) as evaluated in terms of the sources ðœ( ð¥), ðœ(ðŠ) and the Greenâs function ðº( ð¥ â ðŠ) which serves here as the propagator. This form follows from the fact that the solution to the classical equation of motion in the presence of sources can be expressed using the Greenâs function and the source (19.6) ð( ðœ, ð¥) = 1 (2ð)2 â« ð4 ðŠ ðº( ð¥ â ðŠ)(â ðœ(ðŠ)) (19.7) ðº( ð¥ â ðŠ) = 1 (2ð)2 â« ð4 ð ð ðð ð(ð¥ ð â ðŠ ð ) âð ð ð ð + ð2 + ðð (We shall also give basic calculation details of this in the later continuing drafts.) When the system (with its given Lagrangian) does indeed involve self-interaction terms the exponential potential operator
3.
(20.1) ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðÌ) ðµ ðŽ ) can
be inserted into the vacuum-to-vacuum matrix thus writing this matrix as (20.2) âš0|ð1(ð)ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðÌ) ðµ ðŽ )|0â© (It is important to show the details of arriving at (20.2) but we do this in the later portions of this document.) We can easily evaluate (20.2) using Path Integral so as to express this matrix in terms of the derivative operator with respect to the given source (20.3) âš0|ð1(ð)ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðÌ) ðµ ðŽ )|0â© = ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ð4 ðŠ ð (ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) âš0| ð1(ð)|0â© Taking note of (19.3), we can employ the Taylor/Maclaurin expansion (20.4) ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) ð ð ðð / â = 1 + â 1 ð! ( ð â ) ð ð ð¶ ð [ðœ] â ð=1 + â (â1) ð ð! ( ð â ) ð (â« ð4 ðŠ ð[ð( ðœ)] ðµ ðŽ ) ðâ ð=1 + â (â1) ð ð! ( ð â ) ð â ð=1 â 1 ð! â ð=1 (â« ð4 ðŠ ð [ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ] ðµ ðŽ ) ð ( ððð[ ðœ ] â ) ð In my personal (convenient) notation, I write the integration in ðð[ ðœ ] as a bracket (20.5) ðð[ ðœ ] = â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª = 1 2 1 (2ð)2 ⬠ð4 ð¥ ð4 ð§ ðœ( ð¥) ðº( ð¥ â ð§) ðœ(ð§) Here, the bracket â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª means double four-spacetime integrations involving two sources ðœ( ð¥) and ðœ(ð§), and a propagator ðº( ð¥ â ð§) in coordinate spacetime. As a specific case in this draft let us take the cubic self-interactions
4.
(21.1) ð[ ð( ð¥,
ðœ)] = 1 3! ð(3) ð3( ð¥, ðœ) In my notation, I write (21.2) ð ð¶ ð[ ðœ ] = ââ© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ âªð ðâ1 ð=0 where ð is specified on both x and z. Meaning, (21.3) â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ âªð = â© ðœ(ð¥(ð) ) ðº(ð¥( ð) , ð§( ð) ) ðœ(ð§(ð) ) ⪠Note here that ð ð¶ ð involves 2ð Jâs. For ð3( ð¥, ðœ) I shall also write this as (21.4) ð3( ð¥, ðœ) = ââ© ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ ⪠ð 2 ð=0 where ð is specified on z only. When there is a need to take the derivative with respect to the source I shall specify the replacement (21.5) ð( ð¥) â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ð¥) Now, for (21.1) we write this as (21.6) ð[ ð( ð¥, ðœ)] = 1 3! ð(3) ââ© ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ ⪠ð 2 ð=0 and so it follows that
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(21.7) â« ð4 ð¥ ð[
ð( ð¥, ðœ)] = 1 3! ð(3) â« ð4 ð¥ ââ© ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ ⪠ð 2 ð=0 ðµ ðŽ ðµ ðŽ where ð is specified on z only. Then raising (21.7) to the power of ð (21.8) (â« ð4 ð¥ ð[ ð( ð¥, ðœ)] ðµ ðŽ ) ð = 1 (3!) ð ð(3) ð â« â ð4 ð¥(ð) ðâ1 ð=0 ðµ ðŽ â â© ðº ð¥(ð) ð§ ðœð§âª ð 3ðâ1 ð =0 where ð is on all x, while ð on all z. In situations where replacement (21.5) is indicated, contrasting (21.7) we write (21.9) â« ð4 ðŠ ð (ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ = 1 3! ð(3) (â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ð£(ð)) 3â1 ð=1 ) â« ð4 ðŠ ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ðµ ðŽ and raised to the power of n, this becomes (21.10) (â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) ð = 1 (3!) ð ð(3) ð ( â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ð£(ð)) (3â1)ð ð =1 ) â« (â ð4 ðŠ(ð) ðâ1 ð=0 ) ðµ ðŽ â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ(ð)) ðâ1 ð = 0 where (21.11) â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ(ð)) ðâ1 ð = 0 indicates differentiation ð times, while (21.12)
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â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ð£(ð)) (3â1)ð ð =1 indicates
differentiation (3 â 1)ð times. So that combining (21.11) and (21.12) in (21.10) (21.13) ( â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ð£(ð)) (3â1)ð ð=1 ) ⯠â ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ(ð)) ðâ1 ð = 0 indicates differentiation (3 â 1) ð + ð = 3ð times. Given (20.3), then we can proceed to evaluate this matrix upon the setting of all sources to zero. That is, (21.14) âš0|ð1(ð)ðð¥ð(â ð â â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðÌ) ðµ ðŽ )|0â©| ðœ=0 Upon the setting of ðœ = 0, the terms in (20.4), where the Jâs are explicitly expressed vanish. Such vanishing terms involve (21.15) ðð[ ðœ ]| ðœ = 0 = 0 â ð ð¶ ð[ ðœ ]| ðœ = 0 = 0 ð[ ð( ð¥, ðœ)]| ðœ = 0 = 0 â« ð4 ð¥ ð[ ð( ð¥, ðœ)] ðµ ðŽ | ðœ = 0 = 0 (â« ð4 ð¥ ð[ ð( ð¥, ðœ)] ðµ ðŽ ) ð | ðœ = 0 = 0 In an expression where the replacement (21.5) is involved such as an operation on the classical action in the first power, we have the vanishing result (21.16)
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â« ð4 ðŠ ð
(ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ð â ðð[ ðœ ] = â 1 3! ( ðâ)2 ð(3) ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ð£") â« ð4 ðŠ ðºâ© ð£â² ,ðŠâª = 0 ðµ ðŽ ðµ ðŽ where in notation we take note of (21.17) ðºâ© ð£â² ,ðŠâª = 1 2 1 (2ð)2 ( ðº( ð£â² â ðŠ) + ðº(ðŠ â ð£â² )) It follows that (21.18) (â« ð4 ðŠ ð (ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) ð ð â ðð[ ðœ ] = 0 The terms involving those integral powers of m and n, where â3ð > 2ð vanish also. That is, (21.19) (â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) ð ( ð â ðð[ ðœ ]) ð = 0 This is so since in here (for all the terms at â3ð > 2ð), the indicated differentiation is 3ð times on ð ð¶ ð[ ðœ ] that involves 2ð Jâs or sources. Meanwhile, those terms at â3ð < 2ð yields (21.20) (â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) ð ( ð â ðð[ ðœ ]) ð | ðœ â 0 â 0 So in this instance, the differentiation does not lead to a vanishing result. However, such terms will ultimately vanish upon the setting of ðœ = 0 because they still contain sources at the end of the indicated differentiations. Thus, these terms are not at all relevant in (21.14). Proceeding, the only relevant terms in (21.14) are those in the integral powers of n and m that satisfy 3ð = 2ð. The end results of differentiations here no longer involve Jâs so these terms do not vanish when these sources are set to zero. (21.21)
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(â« ð4 ðŠ ð(ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) ð ( ð â ðð[
ðœ ]) ð â 0 (Given for â3ð = 2ð, where end results of differentiations are already independent of Jâs.) The term of lowest order here that satisfies 3ð = 2ð are those in the powers of ð = 3 and ð = 2. (21.22) ð = 3, ð = 2: (â« ð4 ðŠ ð (ðâ ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ) ðµ ðŽ ) 2 ( ð â ðð[ ðœ ]) 3 = 1 (3!)2 ð(3) 2 ( ðâ)5 â« (â ð4 ðŠ(ð) 1 ð=0 )(â ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ(ð)) 5 ð =0 ) ðµ ðŽ (ââ© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ âªð 2 ð=0 ) In a much later while we think of (as arbitrarily selected) ðŠ(0) = ðŠ and ðŠâ² as the integration variables. The greater task now to follow from (21.22) is to carry out the indicated differentiations (21.23) (â ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ(ð)) 5 ð =0 ) (ââ© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§ âªð 2 ð=0 ) For convenience we write each differentiation in short hand as (22.1) ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) = ð¿ ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) and this acts on (20.5) via the functional derivative defined in 3 + 1 dimensional spacetime (22.2)
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ð¿4( ð¥ â
ðŠ) = ð¿ðœ(ð¥) ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) To first order in the differentiation we have (22.3) ð¿ðœ(ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª = â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâª+ â© ðº ðŠð§ ðœð§ ⪠= 1 2 1 (2ð)2 (â« ð4 ð¥ ðœ( ð¥) ðº( ð¥ â ðŠ) + â« ð4 ð§ ðº( ðŠ â ð§) ðœ(ð§) ) The first order differentiation generates two terms and if we are to invoke symmetry of the Greenâs function under integration and upon the setting of ð¥ = ð§, we can write (22.3) in a more concise way (22.4) ð¿ðœ(ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª| ð¥ = ð§ = (2)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâª In this notation we are to be reminded that we have two terms before the setting of z equals x and invoking symmetry of the Greenâs function and this is denoted by the factor 2 inside the parenthesis. So second order differentiation yields (22.5) ð¿ðœ(ðŠâ²) ð¿ðœ(ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª = ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) 2 â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª = (2) ðº ðŠâ² ðŠ = (2) ðº(ðŠâ² â ðŠ) 2(2ð)2 Again, (2) specifies that there were two terms involved. Proceeding let us take the first order differentiation, ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ]. This we shall put as (22.6) ðŽ( ðœ5) = ð¿ðœ( ðŠ) ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ] = â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª2 â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª1 ð¿ðœ( ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª + â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª2 (ð¿ðœ( ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª1)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª + (ð¿ ðœ( ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª2)â©ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª1â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª This generates three major terms and each major term in turn has two terms. We are to think of these major terms as identical. So further we write this concisely in the form (22.7)
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ðŽ( ðœ5) =
ð¿ðœ( ðŠ) ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ] = (2)(3)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª2 â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª1 â©ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâª We note in this that (2)(3) specifies that there were (2)(3) = 6 terms involved initially, where it is noted as identical (22.8) ð¿ðœ( ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âªð = (2)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâªð = ð¿ðœ( ðŠ)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª ð = (2)â©ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâª ð upon the setting ð¥ = ð§ after the indicated differentiation. Next, we have the second order differentiation (22.9) ðŽ( ðœ4) = ð¿ðœ( ðŠâ²) ðŽ( ðœ5) = ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) 2 ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ] = ð¿ðœ( ðŠâ²) ð¿ðœ( ðŠ) ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ] = (3)(2)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª2 â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª1 ðº ðŠâ² ðŠ + (3)(2)(2)(2)â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ð§ ðœð§âª2 â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâ²âª1â© ðœð¥ ðºð¥ðŠâª In this second partial differentiation, there are (3)(2) + (3)(2)(2)(2) = 30 terms. Proceeding, we write the third order partial differentiation as (22.10) ðŽ( ðœ3) = ð¿ðœ( ðŠâ²â²) ðŽ( ðœ5) = ð¿ðœ(ðŠ) 3 ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ] = (â ð¿ðœ(ðŠ(ð) ) 2 ð=0 ) ð ð¶ 3[ ðœ ] = ð¿ðœ( ðŠâ²â²) ðŽ( ðœ4)| 1 + ð¿ðœ( ðŠâ²â²) ðŽ( ðœ4)| 2 [To be continuedâŠ] Refâs: [1]W. Hollik, Quantum field theory and the Standard Model, arXiv:1012.3883v1 [hep- ph] [2]Baal, P., A COURSE IN FIELD THEORY, http://www.lorentz.leidenuniv.nl/~vanbaal/FTcourse.html [3]ât Hooft, G., THE CONCEPTUAL BASIS OF QUANTUM FIELD THEORY, http://www.phys.uu.nl/~thooft/ [4]Siegel, W., FIELDS, arXiv:hep-th/9912205 v2 [5]Wells, J. D., Lectures on Higgs Boson Physics in the Standard Model and Beyond, arXiv:0909.4541v1 [6]Cardy, J., Introduction to Quantum Field Theory [7]Gaberdiel, M., Gehrmann-De Ridder, A., Quantum Field Theory
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