Non-local scalar fields in static spacetimes via heat kernels
arXiv:2201.09908 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.105.084026
Abstract
We solve the non-local equation for i) static scalar fields in static spacetimes and ii) time-dependent scalar fields in ultrastatic spacetimes. Corresponding equations are rewritten as non-local Poisson/inhomogeneous Helmholtz equations in compact and non-compact weighted/Riemannian manifolds using static/frequency-domain Green's functions, which can be computed from the heat kernels in the respective manifolds. With the help of the heat kernel estimates, we derive the static Green's function estimates and use them to discuss the regularity. We also present several examples of exact and estimated static/frequency-domain Green's functions.
19 pages, 6 figures, comments welcome!
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