Energy levels of interacting fields in a box
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Abstract: We study the influence of boundary conditions on energy levels of interacting fields in a box and discuss some consequences when we change the size of the box. In order to do this we calculate the energy levels of bound states of a scalar massive field interacting with another scalar field through the lagrangian in an one-dimensional box, on which we impose Dirichlet boundary conditions. We have found that the gap between the bound states changes with the size of the box in a non-trivial way. For the case the masses of the two fields are equal and for large box the energy levels of Dashen-Hasslacher-Neveu (DHN model) (Dashen et al, 1974) are recovered and we have a kind of boson condensate for the ground state. Below to a critical box size the ground state level splits, which we interpret as particle-antiparticle production under small perturbations of box size. Below another critical sizes and of the box, the ground state and first excited state merge in the continuum part of the spectrum.
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