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Graduate Wave function of two different fermions
Hi! According to quantum field theory, must the wave function of two different fermions be antisymmetric? If I have a state of two equal fermions: b^\dagger(p_1)b^\dagger(p_2)|0> I can construct the general state of two fermions: \int d^3p_1 d^3p_2f(p_1,p_2)b^\dagger(p_1)b^\dagger(p_2)|0>...- Marchigno
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Graduate Why must a scalar field have a constant vacuum expectation value?
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Graduate Why must a scalar field have a constant vacuum expectation value?
I was wondering...if I have a spinor or a vector field, this means that the vacuum state cannot be invariant under a Lorentz transformation? So if I have no fermions in a reference system, I could have a fermion in another system? Thank you.- Marchigno
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