From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electrons
In a low energy approximation of the massless Yukawa theory (Nelson model) we derive a FaddeevâKulish type formula for the scattering matrix of N electrons and reformulate it in LSZ terms. To this end, we perform a decomposition of the infrared finite Dollard modifier into clouds of real and virtual...
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doaj-97502c08e4fa4be68f95fe3f14da74942020-11-24T22:31:14ZengElsevierNuclear Physics B0550-32132017-12-01925455469From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electronsWojciech Dybalski0Zentrum Mathematik, Technische Universität München, Germany; Fakultät für Mathematik, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Germany; Correspondence to: Zentrum Mathematik, Technische Universität München, Boltzmannstrasse 3, 85748 Garching, Germany.In a low energy approximation of the massless Yukawa theory (Nelson model) we derive a FaddeevâKulish type formula for the scattering matrix of N electrons and reformulate it in LSZ terms. To this end, we perform a decomposition of the infrared finite Dollard modifier into clouds of real and virtual photons, whose infrared divergencies mutually cancel. We point out that in the original work of Faddeev and Kulish the clouds of real photons are omitted, and consequently their wave-operators are ill-defined on the Fock space of free electrons. To support our observations, we compare our final LSZ expression for N=1 with a rigorous non-perturbative construction due to Pizzo. While our discussion contains some heuristic steps, they can be formulated as clear-cut mathematical conjectures.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0550321317303486 |
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From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electrons |
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From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electrons |
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From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electrons |
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From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electrons |
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From FaddeevâKulish to LSZ. Towards a non-perturbative description of colliding electrons |
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Nuclear Physics B |
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In a low energy approximation of the massless Yukawa theory (Nelson model) we derive a FaddeevâKulish type formula for the scattering matrix of N electrons and reformulate it in LSZ terms. To this end, we perform a decomposition of the infrared finite Dollard modifier into clouds of real and virtual photons, whose infrared divergencies mutually cancel. We point out that in the original work of Faddeev and Kulish the clouds of real photons are omitted, and consequently their wave-operators are ill-defined on the Fock space of free electrons. To support our observations, we compare our final LSZ expression for N=1 with a rigorous non-perturbative construction due to Pizzo. While our discussion contains some heuristic steps, they can be formulated as clear-cut mathematical conjectures. |
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