QED in strong, finite-flux magnetic fields

Abstract

Lower bounds are placed on the fermionic determinants of Euclidean quantum electrodynamics in two and four dimensions in the presence of a smooth, finite-flux, static, unidirectional magnetic field $B(r)=(0,0,B(r))$, where $B(r)\ge 0$ or $B(r)\le 0$, and $r$ is a point in the xy-plane.

10 pages, postscript (in uuencoded compressed tar file)

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• Fermionic Determinant of the Massive Schwinger Model
• Fermion Determinants in Static, Inhomogeneous Magnetic Fields

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