Field specification

In this module is the definition of a field specification. A field specification is a structure consisting of a type of fields and a the field statistics of each field.

From each field we can create three different types of FieldOp.

• Negative asymptotic states.
• Position states.
• Positive asymptotic states.

These states carry the same field statistic as the field they are derived from.

Some references

• https://particle.physics.ucdavis.edu/modernsusy/slides/slideimages/spinorfeynrules.pdf

structure FieldSpecification : Type 1

The structure FieldSpecification is defined to have the following content:

• A type Field whose elements are the constituent fields of the theory.
• For every field f in Field, a type PositionLabel f whose elements label the different position operators associated with the field f. For example,
  • For f a real-scalar field, PositionLabel f will have a unique element.
  • For f a complex-scalar field, PositionLabel f will have two elements, one for the field operator and one for its conjugate.
  • For f a Dirac fermion, PositionLabel f will have eight elements, one for each Lorentz index of the field and its conjugate.
  • For f a Weyl fermion, PositionLabel f will have four elements, one for each Lorentz index of the field and its conjugate.
• For every field f in Field, a type AsymptoticLabel f whose elements label the different types of incoming asymptotic field operators associated with the field f (this also matches the types of outgoing asymptotic field operators). For example,
  • For f a real-scalar field, AsymptoticLabel f will have a unique element.
  • For f a complex-scalar field, AsymptoticLabel f will have two elements, one for the field operator and one for its conjugate.
  • For f a Dirac fermion, AsymptoticLabel f will have four elements, two for each spin.
  • For f a Weyl fermion, AsymptoticLabel f will have two elements, one for each spin.
• For each field f in Field, a field statistic statistic f which classifies f as either bosonic or fermionic.

• Field : Type

  A type whose elements are the constituent fields of the theory.

• PositionLabel : self.Field → Type

  For every field f in Field, the type PositionLabel f has elements that label the different position operators associated with the field f.

• AsymptoticLabel : self.Field → Type

  For every field f in Field, the type AsymptoticLabel f has elements that label the different asymptotic based field operators associated with the field f.

• statistic : self.Field → FieldStatistic

  For every field f in Field, the field statistic statistic f classifies f as either bosonic or fermionic.

inductive FieldSpecification.FieldOp (𝓕 : FieldSpecification) : Type

For a field specification 𝓕, the inductive type 𝓕.FieldOp is defined to contain the following elements:

• For every f in 𝓕.Field, element of e of AsymptoticLabel f and 3-momentum p, an element labelled inAsymp f e p corresponding to an incoming asymptotic field operator of the field f, of label e (e.g. specifying the spin), and momentum p.
• For every f in 𝓕.Field, element of e of PositionLabel f and space-time position x, an element labelled position f e x corresponding to a position field operator of the field f, of label e (e.g. specifying the Lorentz index), and position x.
• For every f in 𝓕.Field, element of e of AsymptoticLabel f and 3-momentum p, an element labelled outAsymp f e p corresponding to an outgoing asymptotic field operator of the field f, of label e (e.g. specifying the spin), and momentum p.

As an example, if f corresponds to a Weyl-fermion field, then

• For inAsymp f e p, e would correspond to a spin s, and inAsymp f e p would, once represented in the operator algebra, be proportional to the creation operator a(p, s).

• position f e x, e would correspond to a Lorentz index a, and position f e x would, once represented in the operator algebra, be proportional to the operator

  ∑ s, ∫ d³p/(…) (xₐ(p,s) a(p, s) e ^ (-i p x) + yₐ(p,s) a†(p, s) e ^ (-i p x)).

• outAsymp f e p, e would correspond to a spin s, and outAsymp f e p would, once represented in the operator algebra, be proportional to the annihilation operator a†(p, s).

• inAsymp {𝓕 : FieldSpecification} : ((f : 𝓕.Field) × 𝓕.AsymptoticLabel f) × (Fin 3 → ℝ) → 𝓕.FieldOp
• position {𝓕 : FieldSpecification} : ((f : 𝓕.Field) × 𝓕.PositionLabel f) × SpaceTime → 𝓕.FieldOp
• outAsymp {𝓕 : FieldSpecification} : ((f : 𝓕.Field) × 𝓕.AsymptoticLabel f) × (Fin 3 → ℝ) → 𝓕.FieldOp

def FieldSpecification.statesIsPosition (𝓕 : FieldSpecification) : 𝓕.FieldOp → Bool

The bool on FieldOp which is true only for position field operator.

Equations

• 𝓕.statesIsPosition (FieldSpecification.FieldOp.position a) = true
• 𝓕.statesIsPosition x✝ = false

def FieldSpecification.fieldOpToField (𝓕 : FieldSpecification) : 𝓕.FieldOp → 𝓕.Field

For a field specification 𝓕, 𝓕.fieldOpToField is defined to take field operators to their underlying field.

Equations

• 𝓕.fieldOpToField (FieldSpecification.FieldOp.inAsymp (f, snd)) = f.fst
• 𝓕.fieldOpToField (FieldSpecification.FieldOp.position (f, snd)) = f.fst
• 𝓕.fieldOpToField (FieldSpecification.FieldOp.outAsymp (f, snd)) = f.fst

def FieldSpecification.fieldOpStatistic (𝓕 : FieldSpecification) : 𝓕.FieldOp → FieldStatistic

For a field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp. The field statistic fieldOpStatistic φ is defined to be the statistic associated with the field underlying φ.

The following notation is used in relation to fieldOpStatistic:

• For φ an element of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φ is fieldOpStatistic φ.
• For φs a list of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φs is the product of fieldOpStatistic φ over the list φs.
• For a function f : Fin n → 𝓕.FieldOp and a finite set a of Fin n, 𝓕 |>ₛ ⟨f, a⟩ is the product of fieldOpStatistic (f i) for all i ∈ a.

Equations

• 𝓕.fieldOpStatistic = 𝓕.statistic ∘ 𝓕.fieldOpToField

def FieldSpecification.«term_|>ₛ_» : Lean.TrailingParserDescr

For a field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp. The field statistic fieldOpStatistic φ is defined to be the statistic associated with the field underlying φ.

The following notation is used in relation to fieldOpStatistic:

• For φ an element of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φ is fieldOpStatistic φ.
• For φs a list of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φs is the product of fieldOpStatistic φ over the list φs.
• For a function f : Fin n → 𝓕.FieldOp and a finite set a of Fin n, 𝓕 |>ₛ ⟨f, a⟩ is the product of fieldOpStatistic (f i) for all i ∈ a.

Equations

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def FieldSpecification.«term_|>ₛ__1» : Lean.TrailingParserDescr

For a field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp. The field statistic fieldOpStatistic φ is defined to be the statistic associated with the field underlying φ.

The following notation is used in relation to fieldOpStatistic:

• For φ an element of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φ is fieldOpStatistic φ.
• For φs a list of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φs is the product of fieldOpStatistic φ over the list φs.
• For a function f : Fin n → 𝓕.FieldOp and a finite set a of Fin n, 𝓕 |>ₛ ⟨f, a⟩ is the product of fieldOpStatistic (f i) for all i ∈ a.

Equations

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def FieldSpecification.«term_|>ₛ⟨_,_⟩» : Lean.TrailingParserDescr

For a field specification 𝓕, and an element φ of 𝓕.FieldOp. The field statistic fieldOpStatistic φ is defined to be the statistic associated with the field underlying φ.

The following notation is used in relation to fieldOpStatistic:

• For φ an element of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φ is fieldOpStatistic φ.
• For φs a list of 𝓕.FieldOp, 𝓕 |>ₛ φs is the product of fieldOpStatistic φ over the list φs.
• For a function f : Fin n → 𝓕.FieldOp and a finite set a of Fin n, 𝓕 |>ₛ ⟨f, a⟩ is the product of fieldOpStatistic (f i) for all i ∈ a.

Equations

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