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hep-th2014★ 3 cited

Calculation of the multiplicative anomaly

J. S. Dowker

The functional determinant multiplicative anomaly, or defect, is more closely investigated and explicit forms for products of linear operators are produced. I also present formulae…

hep-th2014★ 4 cited

Expansion of Rényi entropy for free scalar fields

J. S. Dowker

An expression for the effective action of a conformal scalar on odd spheres allows a relatively simple computation of the expansion coefficients of the Rényi entropy for any odd di…

hep-th2014★ 2 cited

The boundary F-theorem for free fields

J. S. Dowker

The boundary free energy, as defined by Gaiotto, is further analysed for free scalars on a hemisphere and shown to be the same as the N-D determinant that earlier occurred in a tre…

hep-th2014

Lens space matter determinants in the vector model

J. S. Dowker

A simple quadrature is given for the free energy (or logdet) of the matter singlet sector in the N-vector model on homogeneous lens spaces.

hep-th2014

Determinant for the Coulomb potential on the three-sphere

J. S. Dowker

The functional determinant for a Coulomb potential (or mass squared) on a three-sphere is computed numerically.

hep-th2014

Imaginary mass lune determinants

J. S. Dowker

Functional determinants for a scalar field with negative mass squared are numerically evaluated on an orbifolded three-sphere, in particular on a lune and on a regular 4--polytope…

hep-th2014★ 1 cited

Imaginary mass lens space determinants

J. S. Dowker

Functional determinants for a single scalar field with negative mass squared are evaluated on homogeneous lens spaces. For example, on even order spaces, the Hartle--Hawking wave f…

hep-th2014★ 11 cited

Massive sphere determinants

J. S. Dowker

An expression for the functional determinant on a sphere for a massive (scalar) field derived by Denef, Hartnoll and Sachdev using quasinormal modes is shown to exist already in th…