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Correlation functions of charged free boson and fermion systems
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Authors: Naihuan Jing, Zhijun Li, Tommy Wuxing Cai
Year
2019
Paper ID
40052
Status
Preprint
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Using the idea of the quantum inverse scattering method, we introduce the operators mathbf{B}(x), mathbf{C}(x) and mathbf{{B}}(x), mathbf{{C}}(x) corresponding to the off-diagonal entries of the monodromy matrix T for the phase model and i-boson model in terms of bc fermions and neutral fermions respectively, thus giving alternative treatment of the KP and BKP hierarchies. We also introduce analogous operators mathbf{B}*(x) and mathbf{C}*(x) for the charged free boson system and show that they are in complete analogy to those of bc fermionic fields. It is proved that the correlation function langle 0|mathbf{C}\(xN\)cdotsmathbf{C}\(x1\)mathbf{B}\(y1\)cdots mathbf{B}\(yN\)|0rangle in the bc fermionic fields is the inverse of the correlation function langle 0|mathbf{C}*\(xN\)cdotsmathbf{C}*\(x1\)mathbf{B}*\(y1\)cdots mathbf{B}*\(yN\)|0rangle in the charged free bosons.
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