Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory

We develop the WKB expansion to relate quantum field theory variables with those describing macroscopical matter. We find that, up to the first quantum correction, free scalar fields correspond to perfect fluids with pressure. We also find the law of motion for the associated particles which takes i...

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Autores principales: Domenech, G., Levinas, M.L.
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spelling todo:paper_03784371_v278_n3_p440_Domenech2023-10-03T15:32:33Z Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory Domenech, G. Levinas, M.L. Fluid dynamics Quantum theory Quantum field theory Statistical mechanics We develop the WKB expansion to relate quantum field theory variables with those describing macroscopical matter. We find that, up to the first quantum correction, free scalar fields correspond to perfect fluids with pressure. We also find the law of motion for the associated particles which takes into account deviations from the classical trajectories, showing that they do not follow unaccelerated straight line trajectories. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03784371_v278_n3_p440_Domenech
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topic Fluid dynamics
Quantum theory
Quantum field theory
Statistical mechanics
spellingShingle Fluid dynamics
Quantum theory
Quantum field theory
Statistical mechanics
Domenech, G.
Levinas, M.L.
Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
topic_facet Fluid dynamics
Quantum theory
Quantum field theory
Statistical mechanics
description We develop the WKB expansion to relate quantum field theory variables with those describing macroscopical matter. We find that, up to the first quantum correction, free scalar fields correspond to perfect fluids with pressure. We also find the law of motion for the associated particles which takes into account deviations from the classical trajectories, showing that they do not follow unaccelerated straight line trajectories.
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author Domenech, G.
Levinas, M.L.
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title Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
title_short Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
title_full Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
title_fullStr Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
title_full_unstemmed Macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
title_sort macroscopical matter derived from quantum field theory
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