Quantum Field Theories with Composite Particles and Asymptotic Conditions

1958/10/15 by Rudolf Haag · 9 citations
Physics and Astronomy · Engineering · Mathematics · #Optical properties and cooling technologies in crystalline materials #Quantum Mechanics and Applications #Material Science and Thermodynamics #Observable #Quantum field theory #Connection (principal bundle) #Field theory (psychology) #Field (mathematics) #Physics #Composite number #Quantum #Ultraviolet fixed point #Thermal quantum field theory #Asymptotic safety in quantum gravity #Asymptotic analysis #Quantum mechanics #Quantum gravity #Theoretical physics #Mathematical physics #Mathematics #Mathematical analysis #Pure mathematics

paper · doi:10.1103/physrev.112.669

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Abstract

The connection between the Nishijima-Zimmermann method and the Ekstein method of treating collision processes between composite particles in quantum field theory is given. Starting from the point of view that the field is a local observable, the "asymptotic conditions" are proved and generalized.

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