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hep-th20086 cited

Exact Effective action for (1+1)-dimensional fermions in an Abelian background at finite temperature and chemical potential

Soraya G. Maciel, Silvana Perez

In this paper we study the effects of a nonzero chemical potential in the effective action for massless fermions in (1+1) dimensions in an abelian gauge field background at finite…

hep-th20066 cited

Forward scattering amplitudes and the thermal operator representation

Fernando T. Brandt, Ashok Das, Josif Frenkel +1

We develop systematically to all orders the forward scattering description for retarded amplitudes in field theories at zero temperature. Subsequently, through the application of t…

hep-th20065 cited

Thermal Operator and Cutting Rules at Finite Temperature and Chemical Potential

F. T. Brandt, Ashok Das, Olivier Espinosa +2

In the context of scalar field theories, both real and complex, we derive the cutting description at finite temperature (with zero/finite chemical potential) from the cutting rules…

hep-th200614 cited

Thermal Operator Representation of Finite Temperature Graphs II

Fernando T. Brandt, Ashok Das, Olivier Espinosa +2

Using the mixed space representation, we extend our earlier analysis to the case of Dirac and gauge fields and show that in the absence of a chemical potential, the finite temperat…

hep-th20069 cited

Factorization of finite temperature graphs in thermal QED

Fernando T. Brandt, Ashok Das, Olivier Espinosa +2

We extend our previous analysis of gauge and Dirac fields in the presence of a chemical potential. We consider an alternate thermal operator which relates in a simple way the Feynm…

hep-th2005

Thermal Operator Representation of Finite Temperature Graphs

Fernando T. Brandt, Ashok Das, Olivier Espinosa +2

Using the mixed space representation (t,p) in the context of scalar field theories, we prove in a simple manner that the Feynman graphs at finite temperature are related to the cor…