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A New Formulation of a 1+1 Dimensional Field Theory Constrained to a Box
M.E. Carrington ; R. Kobes ; G. Kunstatter ;
Date 25 Jun 1999
Journal Phys.Rev. D61 (2000) 125008
Subject hep-th
AffiliationBrandon U.), R. Kobes (U. Winnipeg) and G. Kunstatter (U.Winnipeg
AbstractWe consider a 1+1 dimensional field theory constrained to a finite box of length L. Traditionally, calculations in a box are done by replacing the integrals over the spatial momenta by discrete sums and then evaluating sums and doing analytic continuations. We show that it is also possible to do such calculations using an analogy to finite temperature field theory. We develop a formalism that is similar to the closed time path formulation of finite temperature field theory. Our technique can be used to calculate spatially retarded green functions, without evaluating sums or doing analytic continuations. We calculate the self energy in a simple scalar theory as an example.
Source arXiv, hep-th/9906202
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