Physlib.QFT.PerturbationTheory.WickAlgebra.NormalOrder.Basic
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Let be a field specification. Let be two creation or annihilation operator components, and let be lists of such components. Let denote the product of operators in a list within the free algebra . The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product of , the super-commutator , and is zero:
Let be a field specification. Let be two creation or annihilation operator components, be a list of such components, and be an arbitrary element of the free algebra of field operators. Let denote the product of operators in the list within the free algebra, and let denote the super-commutator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. Let be two creation or annihilation operator components, and let be arbitrary elements of the free algebra of field operators. Let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. Let be a creation or annihilation operator component, let be a list of such components, and let be arbitrary elements of the free algebra of field operators. Let denote the product of operators in the list in the free algebra, denote the super-commutator, and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. Let be a creation or annihilation operator component, let be a list of such components, and let be arbitrary elements of the free algebra of field operators. Let denote the product of operators in the list in the free algebra, denote the super-commutator, and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. Let and be lists of creation and annihilation operators in . Let and denote their corresponding products in the free algebra , and let be arbitrary elements. Let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. Let be a list of creation and annihilation operator components in , and let be its corresponding product in the free algebra . For any elements , let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. For any elements in the free algebra of field operators , let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. For any elements in the free algebra of field operators , let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. For any elements in the free algebra of field operators , let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. For any elements in the free algebra of field operators , let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the product is zero:
Let be a field specification. For any elements and in the free algebra of field operators , let denote the super-commutator and denote the normal ordering operator. The image under the canonical projection of the normal ordering of the super-commutator is zero:
for in the Field Operator Ideal span
#ι_normalOrderF_zero_of_mem_idealLet be a field specification, and let be the generating set for the field operator ideal of . For any element in the free algebra of field operators , if belongs to the two-sided ideal spanned by , then the image of its normal ordering under the canonical projection is zero:
Let be a field specification. For any elements and in the free algebra of field operators , if and are equivalent () under the setoid relation defining the Wick algebra, then the image of their normal orderings under the canonical projection are equal:
Normal ordering operator on the Wick algebra
#normalOrderFor a given field specification , the normal ordering operator is the -linear map defined as the descent of the composition from the free algebra to the Wick algebra , where is the normal ordering on the free algebra and is the canonical projection. This map is well-defined because whenever and represent the same element in the Wick algebra. For any , the result of this operation is denoted by .
Notation for the normal ordering of an operator
#term𝓝(_)The notation represents the normal ordering operation applied to an element within the Wick algebra associated with a field specification .
