Thermal Wightman Functions and Renormalized Stress Tensors in the Rindler Wedge

Abstract

The Wightman functions in the Rindler portion of Minkowski space-time are presented for any value of the temperature and for massless spin fields up to s=1 and the renormalized stress tensor relative to Minkowski vacuum is discussed. A gauge ambiguity in the vector case is pointed out.

arXiv commentMore comments and formulas added in the case of spin 1, a few signs changed in some formulas, it will appear on Phys. Lett

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