2021
DOI: 10.1140/epjc/s10052-021-08890-7
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Normal ordering normal modes

Abstract: In a soliton sector of a quantum field theory, it is often convenient to expand the quantum fields in terms of normal modes. Normal mode creation and annihilation operators can be normal ordered, and their normal ordered products have vanishing expectation values in the one-loop soliton ground state. The Hamiltonian of the theory, however, is usually normal ordered in the basis of operators which create plane waves. In this paper we find the Wick map between the two normal orderings. For concreteness, we restr… Show more

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“…12) where we have changed normal ordering in terms of plane wave creation operators :: a to normal ordering in terms of normal mode creation operators :: b using the Wick's theorem of Ref. [19].…”
Section: Evaluating the Energy Densitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12) where we have changed normal ordering in terms of plane wave creation operators :: a to normal ordering in terms of normal mode creation operators :: b using the Wick's theorem of Ref. [19].…”
Section: Evaluating the Energy Densitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The plane wave normal ordering of these terms is easily converted to normal mode normal ordering using the Wick's theorem of Ref. [26]. They therefore simply add terms to the left hand side of (3.38) that are cubic and higher in φ 0 and B † .…”
Section: Boosting the One-loop Kinkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(A.3) is normal mode normal ordered using a Wick's theorem from ref. [28] : φ j (x) : a = The vertices in our diagrammatic approach correspond to the normal mode normal ordered interaction terms. Therefore the : φ 3 : a term in H I leads to two vertices.…”
Section: Jhep09(2021)009mentioning
confidence: 99%