2018
DOI: 10.1007/jhep08(2018)196
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Edge state quantization: vector fields in Rindler

Abstract: We present a detailed discussion of the entanglement structure of vector fields through canonical quantization. We quantize Maxwell theory in Rindler space in Lorenz gauge, discuss the Hilbert space structure and analyze the Unruh effect. As a warm-up, in 1+1 dimensions, we compute the spectrum and prove that the theory is thermodynamically trivial. In d + 1 dimensions, we identify the edge sector as eigenstates of horizon electric flux or equivalently as states representing large gauge transformations, locali… Show more

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“…The special case of β L = 0 can be interpreted as a Wilson line stretching from the holographic boundary to the black hole horizon, the fact that the resulting amplitude vanishes is a manifestation of the fact that bulk operators do not couple to horizon degrees of freedom [47,40]. Taking the inner boundary to be the Schwarzian instead, we find: 45…”
Section: Two-boundary Correlation Functionsmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…The special case of β L = 0 can be interpreted as a Wilson line stretching from the holographic boundary to the black hole horizon, the fact that the resulting amplitude vanishes is a manifestation of the fact that bulk operators do not couple to horizon degrees of freedom [47,40]. Taking the inner boundary to be the Schwarzian instead, we find: 45…”
Section: Two-boundary Correlation Functionsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…The appearance of these volume factors have been subject to critique [25,49], hindering a genuine Hilbert space interpretation of such symplectic path integrals. 36 Its norm is indeed the Schwarzian partition function Z, when using δ(k − k) = V C and dim k = V V C ρ(k), as explained in more detail in appendix C. 37 See for example [43,47]. 38 Given the degree of freedom f , one has no information whatsoever on the precise microstate underlying this state.…”
Section: Black Hole Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The radar definition of the bulk points allows us to only access the exterior of the bulk 27 Explicit formulas are easily obtained. 28 For related comments in gauge theories, see [70,71,29]. 29 This is a manifestation of the well-known pathological IR properties of the 2d scalar propagator.…”
Section: Bulk Reconstructionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…. (D.9) 70 One should be careful in applying this formula to the connected geometries to Taylor expand only this part, and not for example the factors cos 2πµ √ E associated to the geodesic boundaries in (D.3). Indeed, the Riemann-Lebesgue inspired argument we are using based on factors such as exp(iEt) says that for large t, the integrals over E are dominates by E ∼ 1/t 1.…”
Section: D1 Boundary Two-point Functionmentioning
confidence: 99%