The Wick Algebra #
This is the algebra with the minimal assumptions necessary to prove Wick's theorem. It satisfies the appropriate universality conditions with respect to the operator algebra.
The set contains the super-commutators equal to zero in the operator algebra. This contains e.g. the super-commutator of two creation operators.
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For a field specification 𝓕, the algebra 𝓕.WickAlgebra is defined as the quotient
of the free algebra 𝓕.FieldOpFreeAlgebra by the ideal generated by
[ofCrAnOpF φc, ofCrAnOpF φc']ₛFforφcandφc'field creation operators. This corresponds to the condition that two creation operators always super-commute.[ofCrAnOpF φa, ofCrAnOpF φa']ₛFforφaandφa'field annihilation operators. This corresponds to the condition that two annihilation operators always super-commute.[ofCrAnOpF φ, ofCrAnOpF φ']ₛFforφandφ'operators with different statistics. This corresponds to the condition that two operators with different statistics always super-commute. In other words, fermions and bosons always super-commute.[ofCrAnOpF φ1, [ofCrAnOpF φ2, ofCrAnOpF φ3]ₛF]ₛF. This corresponds to the condition, when combined with the conditions above, that the super-commutator is in the center of the algebra.
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The instance of a setoid on FieldOpFreeAlgebra from the ideal TwoSidedIdeal.
For a field specification 𝓕, ι is defined as the projection
𝓕.FieldOpFreeAlgebra →ₐ[ℂ] 𝓕.WickAlgebra
taking each element of 𝓕.FieldOpFreeAlgebra to its equivalence class in WickAlgebra 𝓕.
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- FieldSpecification.WickAlgebra.ι = { toFun := ⇑(TwoSidedIdeal.span 𝓕.fieldOpIdealSet).ringCon.mk', map_one' := ⋯, map_mul' := ⋯, map_zero' := ⋯, map_add' := ⋯, commutes' := ⋯ }
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Super-commutes are in the center #
The kernel of ι #
Constructors #
For a field specification 𝓕 and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp,
ofFieldOp φ is defined as the element of
𝓕.WickAlgebra given by ι (ofFieldOpF φ).
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For a field specification 𝓕 and a list φs of 𝓕.FieldOp,
ofFieldOpList φs is defined as the element of
𝓕.WickAlgebra given by ι (ofFieldOpListF φ).
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For a field specification 𝓕 and an element φ of 𝓕.CrAnFieldOp,
ofCrAnOp φ is defined as the element of
𝓕.WickAlgebra given by ι (ofCrAnOpF φ).
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For a field specification 𝓕 and a list φs of 𝓕.CrAnFieldOp,
ofCrAnList φs is defined as the element of
𝓕.WickAlgebra given by ι (ofCrAnListF φ).
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For a field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp, the
annihilation part of 𝓕.FieldOp as an element of 𝓕.WickAlgebra.
Thus for φ
- an incoming asymptotic state this is
0. - a position based state this is
ofCrAnOp ⟨φ, .create⟩. - an outgoing asymptotic state this is
ofCrAnOp ⟨φ, ()⟩.
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For a field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp, the
creation part of 𝓕.FieldOp as an element of 𝓕.WickAlgebra.
Thus for φ
- an incoming asymptotic state this is
ofCrAnOp ⟨φ, ()⟩. - a position based state this is
ofCrAnOp ⟨φ, .create⟩. - an outgoing asymptotic state this is
0.
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For field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp the following relation holds:
ofFieldOp φ = crPart φ + anPart φ
That is, every field operator splits into its creation part plus its annihilation part.