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Open Quantum Systems Decoherence
On a proper-time approach to localization
arXiv
Authors: E. R. F. Taillebois, A. T. Avelar
Year
2020
Paper ID
20435
Status
Preprint
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The causality issues concerning Hegerfeldt's paradox and the localization of relativistic quantum systems are addressed through a proper-time formalism of single-particle operators. The proposed description does not depend on classical parameters connected to an external observer and results in a single-particle formalism in which localization is described by explicitly covariant four-vector operators associated with POVM measurements parametrized by the system's proper-time. As a consequence, it is shown that physically acceptable states are necessarily associated with the existence of a temporal uncertainty and their proper-time evolution is not subject to the causality violation predicted by Hegerfeldt.
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