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Sang Pyo Kim 金相杓 Kunsan Natl Univ amp YITP Kyoto Univ 竹原理論物理硏究會 June 0608 2011 AS amp NCU amp NTHU amp Kinki seminars Outline Introduction ID: 403124

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Slide1

Hawking Radiation and Vacuum Polarization

Sang

Pyo

Kim (

金相杓

)

Kunsan

Nat’l Univ. & YITP, Kyoto Univ.

竹原理論物理硏究會

, June 06-08, 2011

[AS & NCU & NTHU & Kinki seminars]Slide2

Outline

Introduction

Spin Statistics Inversion in QED

Vacuum Polarization and Hawking Radiation

ConclusionSlide3

Introduction

Lectures at YITP

May 24-25, 2011Slide4

QED Vacuum Polarization

Scalar QED:

Weisskopf

/Schwinger effective action per volume and per time in a constant E-field

Spinor

QED: Heisenberg-Euler/Schwinger effective action per volume and per time in a constant E-fieldSlide5

QED Vacuum Persistence

Spinor

QED: Schwinger pair production in a constant E-field

Scalar QED: Schwinger pair productionSlide6

Nonperturbative Aspect of QED &

sQG

[SPK, JHEP11(2007)048]

Slide7

One-Loop Effective Actions

The in-out formalism via the Schwinger

variational

principle [Schwinger, PNAS(‘51); DeWitt, Phys. Rep. (‘75),

The Global Approach to Quantum Field Theory

(‘03)]

The vacuum persistence (twice of the imaginary part ) and the mean number of produced pairsSlide8

Bogoliubov Transformation &

In-Out Formalism

The

Bogoliubov

transformation between the in-state and the out-state, equivalent to the S-matrix,

Commutation relations from quantization rule (CTP):

Particle (pair) productionSlide9

Out-Vacuum from In-Vacuum

For bosons, the out-vacuum is the multi-particle states of but unitary

inequivalent

to the in-vacuum:

The out-vacuum for fermions:Slide10

Out-Vacuum from S-Matrix

The out-vacuum in terms of the S-matrix (evolution operator)

The diagrammatic representation for pair productionSlide11

Effective Actions at T=0 & T

Zero-temperature effective action for scalar and

spinor

[SKP, Lee, Yoon, PRD 78, 105013 (‘08); 82, 025016 (‘10)]

finite-temperature effective action for scalar and

spinor

[SKP, Lee, Yoon, PRD 82, 025016 (‘10)]Slide12

Spin Statistics Inversion in QEDSlide13

Spin Statistics in QFT

The spin statistics theorem

-Bosons: Bose-Einstein distribution and

commutator

-Fermions: Fermi-Dirac distribution and

anticommutator

The vacuum persistence for boson production takes the form of

spinor

QED [Stephens, AP193 (’89)]

The vacuum persistence for

fermion

production takes the form of scalar QEDSlide14

Spin-Statistics Inversion

The vacuum polarization of scalar QED can be written as a spectral function times the Fermi-Dirac distribution and that for

spinor

QED as a spectral function times the Bose-Einstein distribution [Muller, Greiner,

Rafelski

, PLA 63 (‘77)]Slide15

Spin-Statistics Inversion

The vacuum persistence in terms of the transverse energy [Hwang, SPK, PRD 80, 065004(‘09)]

The vacuum persistence in terms of the

instanton

action or the

worldline

instantonSlide16

Vacuum Polarization and Hawking Radiation

SPK & W-Y.

Pauchy

Hwang, “Vacuum Polarization and Persistence on the Black Hole Horizon,” [arXiv:1103.5264]Slide17

Vacuum Persistence for BH

Hawking radiation of bosons and fermions in a charged rotating black hole

Vacuum persistence for zero amplification (R

J

= 0)

2Im(W) as

ln

(Z), the logarithm of the partition function, plus the vacuum energy implies that 2Im(W)/V is the pressure of boson and

fermion

gas [

Ritus

, (‘84), (‘98)]Slide18

Effective Action for Black Hole

Schwarzschild black hole in d-dimensions

Bogoliubov

coefficients for a

massless

boson [DeWitt, Phys.Rep.19 (‘75)]

Effective actionSlide19

Vacuum Polarization for BH

Hawking radiation in a Schwarzschild black hole is effectively two-dimensional one, in the (t-r)

spacetime

Reduced effective action for bosons and fermions

Vacuum polarization as a thermal effective action

Renormalized vacuum polarization for massive emissionSlide20

Vacuum Persistence and Gravitational Anomalies

Vacuum persistence = decay rate of vacuum due to Hawking radiation or Schwinger mechanism

Trace anomalies = Hawking radiation and Schwinger mechanism [Christensen,

Fulling

, PRD 15 (’77);

Dittrich

,

Sieber, JPA 21 (‘88)]Vacuum persistence for bosons and fermions

equals to the total flux of Hawking radiation from gravitational anomalies [Robinson,

Wilczek

, PRL 95 (‘05);

Iso

,

Umetsu

,

Wilczek

, PRL 96 (‘06)].Slide21

Duality between BH and QEDSlide22

Conclusion

The

nonperturbative

effective actions for QED and gravity in the in-/out formalism al a Schwinger

variational

principle.

The effective action for pair production are characterized by two prominent aspects: the vacuum polarization (real part) and persistence (imaginary part)

The effective action for Schwarzschild black hole, modulo number of states, is dual (equivalent) to QED effective action in constant E.Duality of gravity coupling and gauge coupling? (Davies-Unruh temperature)