activity
19942023
most citedPerturbative Quantum Field Theory in the String-Inspired Formalism

510 citations · 4.9k across the 117 of their papers we have counts for

collaborators

120 papers

hep-th2023★ 9 cited

The worldline formalism in strong-field QED

Christian Schubert

The worldline formalism provides an alternative to Feynman diagrams that has been found particularly useful for external-field calculations in quantum electrodynamics. Here I summa…

hep-th2023★ 11 cited

Master formulas for photon amplitudes in a combined constant and plane-wave background field

Christian Schubert, Rashid Shaisultanov

The worldline formalism has previously been used for deriving compact master formulas for the QED - photon amplitudes in vacuum, in a constant field and in a plane-wave field.…

hep-th2023★ 16 cited

The QED four-photon amplitudes off-shell: part 2

Naser Ahmadiniaz, Cristhiam Lopez-Arcos, Misha A. Lopez-Lopez +1

This is the second one of a series of four papers devoted to a first calculation of the scalar and spinor QED four-photon amplitudes completely off-shell. We use the worldline form…

hep-th2022

Summing Feynman diagrams in the worldline formalism

Naser Ahmadiniaz, James P. Edwards, Cristhiam Lopez-Arcos +4

The worldline formalism shares with string theory the property that it allows one to write down master integrals that effectively combine the contributions of many Feynman diagrams…

hep-th2022★ 3 cited

Generalized Gelfand-Dikii equation for fermionic Schwinger pair production

Naser Ahmadiniaz, Sang Pyo Kim, Christian Schubert

Schwinger pair creation in a purely time-dependent electric field can be reduced to an effective quantum mechanical problem using a variety of formalisms. Here we develop an approa…

hep-th2022

Generalized Gelfand-Dikii equation and solitonic electric fields for fermionic Schwinger pair production

Naser Ahmadiniaz, Alexander M. Fedotov, Evgeny G. Gelfer +2

In previous work on Schwinger pair creation in purely time-dependent fields, it was shown how to construct ``solitonic'' electric fields that do not create scalar pairs with an arb…