Convolutions of particle Green's functions

The use of Feynman causal function in the perturbative treatment of the S-matrix made the computation of convolutions an easy and well-known procedure for free-particle propagators. But the convolution of its components, like the δ and principal values among themselves, is very rarely looked upon. I...

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Autor principal: Giambiagi, Juan José
Publicado: 1992
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spelling paper:paper_03693546_v105_n8_p1081_Bollini2023-06-08T15:36:13Z Convolutions of particle Green's functions Giambiagi, Juan José 12.90 - Miscellaneous theoretical ideas and models 14.80 - Other and hypothetical particles 14.80.Pb - Other (including tachyons)PB - Società Italiana di Fisica The use of Feynman causal function in the perturbative treatment of the S-matrix made the computation of convolutions an easy and well-known procedure for free-particle propagators. But the convolution of its components, like the δ and principal values among themselves, is very rarely looked upon. In field theories with higher-order equations of motion some of these convolutions appear as the fundamental ingredients. A discussion of these convolutions is explicitly done in the simplest examples. © 1992 Società Italiana di Fisica. Fil:Giambiagi, J.J. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 1992 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03693546_v105_n8_p1081_Bollini http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03693546_v105_n8_p1081_Bollini
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topic 12.90 - Miscellaneous theoretical ideas and models
14.80 - Other and hypothetical particles
14.80.Pb - Other (including tachyons)PB - Società Italiana di Fisica
spellingShingle 12.90 - Miscellaneous theoretical ideas and models
14.80 - Other and hypothetical particles
14.80.Pb - Other (including tachyons)PB - Società Italiana di Fisica
Giambiagi, Juan José
Convolutions of particle Green's functions
topic_facet 12.90 - Miscellaneous theoretical ideas and models
14.80 - Other and hypothetical particles
14.80.Pb - Other (including tachyons)PB - Società Italiana di Fisica
description The use of Feynman causal function in the perturbative treatment of the S-matrix made the computation of convolutions an easy and well-known procedure for free-particle propagators. But the convolution of its components, like the δ and principal values among themselves, is very rarely looked upon. In field theories with higher-order equations of motion some of these convolutions appear as the fundamental ingredients. A discussion of these convolutions is explicitly done in the simplest examples. © 1992 Società Italiana di Fisica.
author Giambiagi, Juan José
author_facet Giambiagi, Juan José
author_sort Giambiagi, Juan José
title Convolutions of particle Green's functions
title_short Convolutions of particle Green's functions
title_full Convolutions of particle Green's functions
title_fullStr Convolutions of particle Green's functions
title_full_unstemmed Convolutions of particle Green's functions
title_sort convolutions of particle green's functions
publishDate 1992
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