Scalar and Spinor Effective Actions in Global de Sitter
arXiv:2004.06251 · doi:10.1007/JHEP06(2020)037
Abstract
In this paper, we compute the effective action of both a scalar field and a Dirac spinor field in the global de Sitter space of any dimension using the in-/out-state formalism. We show that there is particle production in even dimensions for both scalar field and spinor field. The in-out vacuum amplitude is divergent at late times. By using dimensional regularization, we extract the finite part of for even and the logarithmically divergent part of for odd. We also find that the regularized in-out vacuum amplitude equals the ratio of determinants associated with different quantizations in upon the identification of certain parameters in the two theories.
arXiv comment27 pages; typos corrected
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