2001
DOI: 10.1007/s002200000350
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The Hadamard Condition for Dirac Fields and Adiabatic States on Robertson-Walker Spacetimes

Abstract: We characterise the homogeneous and isotropic gauge invariant and quasifree states for free Dirac quantum fields on Robertson-Walker spacetimes in any even dimension. Using this characterisation, we construct adiabatic vacuum states of order n corresponding to some Cauchy surface. We then show that any two such states (of sufficiently high order) are locally quasi-equivalent. We propose a microlocal version of the Hadamard condition for spinor fields on arbitrary spacetimes, which is shown to entail the usual … Show more

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“…Moreover, the same is true if f is replaced by a partial differential operator with smooth coefficients compactly supported in the coordinate patch. Microlocal formulations of the Hadamard condition are also known for the Dirac [34,30,44], Maxwell and Proca fields [14]. They may be regarded as local remnants of the spectrum condition, i.e., the Minkowski space requirement that the joint spectrum of the generators P µ of spacetime translations should lie in the future causal cone.…”
Section: Microscopic Stability: the Hadamard Conditionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, the same is true if f is replaced by a partial differential operator with smooth coefficients compactly supported in the coordinate patch. Microlocal formulations of the Hadamard condition are also known for the Dirac [34,30,44], Maxwell and Proca fields [14]. They may be regarded as local remnants of the spectrum condition, i.e., the Minkowski space requirement that the joint spectrum of the generators P µ of spacetime translations should lie in the future causal cone.…”
Section: Microscopic Stability: the Hadamard Conditionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the special spacetime manifolds chosen here, this already confirms our conjecture at the end of the paper, that, by truncating the asymptotic expansions of the operators, one obtains states that are locally quasiequivalent to Hadamard states. In the case of Dirac fields the same result has been established by Hollands [1]. In [2] Junker & Schrohe extend the definition of adiabatic vacuum states from Robertson-Walker spacetimes to arbitrary globally hyperbolic spacetime manifolds by a generalized wavefront set condition (using the notion of the Sobolev wavefront set).…”
Section: E2 Correction Of Theorem 324mentioning
confidence: 57%
“…the corresponding pseudodifferential operator has not a smooth kernel, in contradiction to our assumption. This contradiction to the statement of Theorem 3.24 has been noted by Hollands [1] when investigating the same question for Dirac fields, and implicitly also by Lindig [3] when calculating the singularity structure of the energymomentum tensor of the Klein-Gordon field in adiabatic vacuum states.…”
Section: E2 Correction Of Theorem 324mentioning
confidence: 88%
“…It is known (see e.g. [37,26] in the case of the Dirac field) that Hadamard forms are unique up to smooth kernels, i.e. if ω 1 and ω 2 are states with two-point functions of Hadamard form thenω…”
Section: 2mentioning
confidence: 99%