Hadamard Renormalization of a 2-Dimensional Dirac Field
arXiv:1910.05663 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.101.125019
Abstract
The Hadamard renormalization procedure is applied to a free, massive Dirac field on a 2 dimensional Lorentzian spacetime. This yields the state-independent divergent terms in the Hadamard bispinor as and are brought together along the unique geodesic connecting them. Subtracting these divergent terms within the limit assigns , and thus any operator expressed in terms of it, a finite value at the coincident point . In this limit, one obtains a quadratic operator instead of a bispinor. The procedure is thus used to assign finite values to various quadratic operators, including the stress-energy tensor. Results are presented covariantly, in a conformally-flat coordinate chart at purely spatial separations, and in the Minkowski metric. These terms can be directly subtracted from combinations of - themselves obtained, for example, from a numerical simulation - to obtain finite expectation values defined in the continuum.
arXiv comment8 pages. A few corrections made, and a new operator is now renormalized
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