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Nondynamical modeling of resonances in a Quantum Field formalism
arXiv
Authors: Peter Morgan
Year
2019
Paper ID
14681
Status
Preprint
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Well-defined nonlinear deformations of free quantum fields are introduced as manifestly Poincaré invariant scaling and resonance properties of non-dynamical scale models in Minkowski space, instead of introducing nonlinear dynamical deformations of free quantum fields that require the various truncations and scaling corrections of regularization and renormalization. With the given algebraic construction, energy and momentum operators can be constructed ex post facto as the generators of translations. A weakened version of microcausality emerges naturally, "convex hull microcausality" ---that operators associated with two regions of space--time must commute if the convex hulls of those regions are space-like separated---, which is enough for us to be able to construct an abundant class of interacting quantum fields.
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