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Infinitely many inequivalent field theories from one Lagrangian
arXiv
Authors: Carl M. Bender, Daniel W. Hook, Nick E. Mavromatos, Sarben Sarkar
Year
2014
Paper ID
48115
Status
Preprint
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Logarithmic time-like Liouville quantum field theory has a generalized PT invariance, where T is the time-reversal operator and P stands for an S-duality reflection of the Liouville field φ. In Euclidean space the Lagrangian of such a theory, L=frac{1}{2}\(nablaφ\)2-igφexp(iaφ), is analyzed using the techniques of PT-symmetric quantum theory. It is shown that L defines an infinite number of unitarily inequivalent sectors of the theory labeled by the integer n. In one-dimensional space (quantum mechanics) the energy spectrum is calculated in the semiclassical limit and the mth energy level in the nth sector is given by Em,nsim(m+1/2)2a2/\(16n2\).
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