On Spin-Statistics and Bogoliubov Transformations in Flat Spacetime With Acceleration Conditions
arXiv:1205.0881 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X13500085
Abstract
A single real scalar field of spin zero obeying the Klein-Gordon equation in flat space-time under external conditions is considered in the context of the spin-statistics connection. An imposed accelerated boundary on the field is made to become, in the far future, (1) asymptotically inertial and (2) asymptotically non-inertial (with an infinite acceleration). The constant acceleration Unruh effect is also considered. The systems involving non-trivial Bogoliubov transformations contain dynamics which point to commutation relations. Particles described by in-modes obey the same statistics as particles described by out-modes. It is found in the non-trivial systems that the spin-statistics connection can be manifest from the acceleration. The equation of motion for the boundary which forever emits thermal radiation is revealed.
13 pages, 5 figures
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