A local-realistic theory for fermions
arXiv:2201.04553 · doi:10.1116/5.0077220
Abstract
We propose a local model for general fermionic systems, which we express in the Heisenberg picture. To this end, we shall use a recently proposed formalism, the so-called "Raymond-Robichaud" construction, which allows one to construct an explicitly local model for any dynamical theory that satisfies no-signalling, in terms of equivalence classes of transformations that can be attached to each individual subsystem. By following the rigorous use of the parity superselection rule for fermions, we show how this construction removes the usual difficulties that fermionic systems display in regard to the definition of local states and local transformations.
arXiv comment9+3 pages, 1 figure
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