Fluctuation-dissipation theorem and the Unruh effect of scalar and Dirac fields
arXiv:hep-th/9903062 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.60.084001
Abstract
We present a simple and systematic method to calculate the Rindler noise, which is relevant to the analysis of the Unruh effect, by using the fluctuation-dissipative theorem. To do this, we calculate the dissipative coefficient explicitly from the equations of motion of the detector and the field. This method gives not only the correct answer but also a hint as to the origin of the apparent statistics inversion effect. Moreover, this method is generalized to the Dirac field, by using the fermionic fluctuation-dissipation theorem. We can thus confirm that the fermionic fluctuation-dissipation theorem is working properly.
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