The linear dynamics of wave functions in causal fermion systems (Q2048500): Difference between revisions

The goal of the paper is to study the dynamics of the physical wave functions of a causal fermion system. Due to nonlinearity of the causal action all the wave functions interact with each other. The authors interpretes this in a manner similar to back reaction of a quantum spinor field in a curved spacetime on the metric. The authors derive dynamical wave function. They show that its solution form a Hilbert space, whose salar product is represented by a conserved layer integral. By few theorems the authors prove that the initial value problem for the dynamical wave equation admits a unique global solution. Subsequently they construct causal Green' s operators and investigate their properties. As a particular example the authors investigate the regularized Minkowski vacuum. The article includes 6 sections from which one has a preliminary character. Two apendices are included in order to clarify the role of comutator jets to which a previous section was concerned.