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mathcal{PT}-symmetry of Particle mixing theories and the equation of motion matrix
arXiv
Authors: Kawaljeet Kaur, Biswajit Paul
Year
2024
Paper ID
65663
Status
Preprint
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A non-Hermitian complex scalar field model is considered from its mc{PT} symmetric aspect. A matrix constructed from the Euler-Lagrange equations of motion is utilized to analyze the states of the model. The model has two mass terms which determine the real or complex nature of the eigen values. A mismatch is found in the Lagrange equations of motion of the fields as the equations do not agree with the other after complex conjugation of the either. This is resolved by exploiting a preferred similarity transformation of the Lagrangian. The discrepancy even at the Hamiltonian level is found to have vanished once we consider the similarity transformed Hamiltonian.
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