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A Lesser Green's function
The lesser Green's function is defined as: $$G^{<}(t,t')=i\langle C_{\nu}^{\dagger}(t')C_{\nu}(t)\rangle=i\bra{n}C_{\nu}^{\dagger}(t')C_{\nu}(t)\ket{n}$$ where ##\ket{n}## is the many particle ground state...- rbphysics
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- Condensed matter physics Green function
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I Commutator of x and p in quantum mechanics
The commutator of [x,p]=i$\hbar$. Is it a postulate? No book state it as postulate of Quantum mechanics. But, I don't see anything more general by which I can derieve this. At elementary level Quantum mechanics, one start with momentum operator in position representation to derieve this. But...- rbphysics
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A Causality in QFT
This is often stressed in QFT books that concept of antiparticle is required to preserve causality in QFT. I don't understand it. Moreover, It is also mention that the propagator G(x1,x2) for timelike separtaed events give probablity amplitude for particle to travel from x1 to x2 if t2>t1 and...- rbphysics
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A Causality in QFT
I request anyone to clarify the same. Causality in QFT and need of antiparticles. And, Non vanishing Propagator outside the lightcone.- rbphysics
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Myself a NEW PHD going to work in condensed matter theory
Hiii everyone! I am starting my PhD in theoretical condensed matter and has started to learn QFT and many body physics. I hope to ask and answer a lot of questions.- rbphysics
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A Causality in QFT
Is there any other book that discuss the same like Padmanabhan. Given that he starts with path integral and lots of maths. It's somewhat difficult to follow.- rbphysics
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A Causality in QFT
The Causality in QFT is said not be violated by showing field operators in Klein Gordon field commute outside the light cone. This is necessary because If I here measure a observable A and my friend there at mars measure observable B that does not commute with A then he can influence my...- rbphysics
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