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Can someone tell me what the two commutators in (2.30) stand for? It has to be Dirac delta functions, but which one exactly?
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The discussion focuses on the interpretation of the two commutators in Peskin and Schroeder's Equation (2.30), which are identified as Dirac delta functions. Specifically, the first commutator is -δ(p' + p) and the second is δ(p + p'). The subtraction of these terms results in the cancellation of the negative sign and the factor of 2 in Equation (2.30). The integral identity used to derive the final result is ∫δ(p + p′) F(p′) dp′ = F(-p).
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