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Page 1: The World Particle content All the particles are spin ½ fermions!

The WorldParticle content

All the particles are spin ½ fermions!

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Schrodinger Wave Equation

He started with the energy-momentum relation for a particle

he made the quantum mechanical replacement:

How about a relativistic particle?

Expecting them to act on plane waves

ipxrpiiEt eee

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The Quantum mechanical replacement can be made in a covariant form. Just remember the plane wave can be written in a covariant form:

As a wave equation, it does not work.It doesn’t have a conserved probability density.It has negative energy solutions.

ipxrpiiEt eee

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0222 cmp

0p E

There are two solutions for each 3 momentum p (one for +E and one for –E )

ipxxpitip eaeax 0

)(Plane wave solutions for KG Eq.

ipxipxipx eameapeap 2220

2220 mpp

p

xpiiEtxpiiEt

p

ipxipx ebeaebeax

)(

Time dependence can be determined.

It has negative energy solutions.

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Expansion of the KG Field by plane:

p

xpiiEtxpiiEt

p

ipxipx ebeaebeax

)(

p

ipxipx eaeax

)(

If Φ is a real function, the coefficients are related:

The proper way to interpret KG equation is it is not a Wavefunction Equation but actually a Field equation just like Maxwell’s Equations.

Plane wave solutions just corresponds to Plane Waves.

It’s natural for plane waves to contain negative frequency components.

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Dirac

This result is too beautiful to be false; it is more important to have beauty in one's equations than to have them fit experiment.

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Blaming the negative energy problem on the second time derivative of KG Eq., Dirac set out to find a first order differential equation.This Eq. still needs to give the proper energy momentum relation. So Dirac propose to factor the relation!For example, in the rest frame:

mct

i

Made the replacement

First order diff. Eq.

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and we need:

Now put in 3-momenta:

Suppose the momentum relation can be factored into linear combinations of p’s:

Expand the right hand side:

We get

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Dirac propose it could be true for matrices.

It’s easier to see by writing out explicitly:

Oops! What!

00110 0110 or

No numbers can accomplish this!

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2 by 2 Pauli Matrices come very close

1i jiji 0,

ijji ,

10

01

0

0

01

10321

i

i

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Dirac find it’s possible for 4 by 4 matrices

We need:

that is

He found a set of solutions:

Dirac Matrices

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Dirac find it’s possible for 4 by 4 matrices

Pick the first order factor:Make the replacement and put in the wave function:

If γ’s are 4 by 4 matrices, Ψ must be a 4 component column:

03210

mczyxt

i

It consists of 4 Equations.

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The above could be done for 2 by 2 matrices if there is no mass.Massless fermion contains only half the degrees of freedom.

A pure left-handed or a pure right-handed must be massless.

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Now put in 3-momenta:

Suppose the momentum relation can be factored into linear combinations of p’s:

Expand the right hand side:

pppp k

k

Now β, γ do not need to be the same.

3211 k 321 ---1 k

We can choose:

交叉項抵銷 ppk

k

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Massless fermions contain only half the degrees of freedom.

3211 k 321 ---1 k

0 p 0

p

0

0

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Expansion of a solution by plane wave solutions for KG Eq.

p

xpiiEtxpiiEt

p

ipxipx ebeaebeax

)(

p

ipxipx eaeax

)(

If Φ is a real function, the coefficients are related:

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Multiply on the left with

mcp

0222 ucmp 0222 cmp 0p E

There are again two sets of solutions for each 3 momentum p (one for +E and one for –E )

ueaueax xpitipipx 0

)(

2

1

2

1

B

B

A

A

B

A

u

u

u

u

u

uu

Plane wave solutions for Dirac Eq.

Negative Energy again!First order equation doesn’t escape it!

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How about u?

0p 0p0p

0p

0p

0p

0p

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You may think these are two conditions, but no.

We need:

Multiply the first by

So one of the above is not independent if 0222 cmp

0p 0p

20p

0p

0p

0p

0p 20p

22 pp

1

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We need:

or 0p0p

How many solutions for every p?

Go to the rest frame!

)0,(or)0,(

mmp

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0p

0p

0p

0p

)0,(

mp

020

00

B

A

u

u

m

0Bu uA is arbitrary

1

0,

0

1Au

u has two solutions corresponding to spin up and spin down in the rest frame.

Go to the rest frame!

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0p

0p

0p

0p

)0,(

mp

000

02

B

A

u

um

0Au uB is arbitrary

1

0,

0

1Bu

Two solution (spin down and spin up antiparticle)

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It’s not hard to find four independent solutions.

There are four solutions for each 3 momentum p (two for particle and two for antiparticle)

or

-

We got two positive and two negative energy solutions!Negative energy is still here!In fact, they are antiparticles.

0p0p

0p

0p

0p

0p

0p

0p

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Electron solutions:

ueauea rpiiEtipx

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Positron solutions: u to v

0),(4,3 pEumcp

0),(2,1 pEvmcp

veaveauea rpiiEtipxrpiiEt

)2,1()4,3(

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Expansion of a solution by plane wave solutions for KG Eq.

p

xpiiEtxpiiEt

p

ipxipx ebeaebeax

)(

p

ipxipx evbeuax

)(

Expansion of a solution by plane wave solutions for Dirac Eq.

220 mpEp

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4-columns4-rows

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Find the Green Function of Dirac Eq.

')',()',( 4 xxIxxmcGxxGi

Now the Green Function G is a 4 ˣ 4 matrix

')',()',( 4 xxIxxmcGxxGi

How about internal lines?

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')',()',( 4 xxIixxmcGxxGi

)(

~

2)'( )'(

4

4

pGepd

xxG xxip

ipGmp )(~

)'(4

44

2)'( xxipe

pdxx

mp

ipG

)(~

Using the Fourier Transformation

22 mp

mpi

Fermion Propagator

p

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4 ˣ 4 matrices

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Bilinear Covariants

Ψ transforms under Lorentz Transformation:

Interaction vertices must be Lorentz invariant.

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The weak vertices of leptons coupling with W

e

We

ee ?

eWeg

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Bilinear Covariants

Ψ transforms under Lorentz Transformation:

Interaction vertices must be Lorentz invariant.

How do we build invariants from two Ψ’s ?

A first guess:

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Maybe you need to change some of the signs:

It turns out to be right!

We can define a new adjoint spinor:

is invariant!

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In fact all bilinears can be classified according to their behavior under Lorentz Transformation:

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A

p

ipxipx evbeuax

)(

)( 1pe

0)( 11 upeau p

p

ipxipx euaevbx

)(

0u

)(0 313133peuuuau ppppp

Feynman Rules for external lines

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Photons:

It’s easier using potentials:

forms a four vector.

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4-vector again

Charge conservation

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Now the deep part:

E and B are observable, but A’s are not!

A can be changed by a gauge transformation without changing E and B the observable:

So we can use this freedom to choose a gauge, a condition for A:

J

cA

4

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For free photons:

0 A

Almost like 4 KG Eq.

ipxeaxA )(

Energy-Momentum Relation

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Polarization needs to satisfy Lorentz Condition:

We can further choose

Lorentz Condition does not kill all the freedom:

then Coulomb Guage

The photon is transversely polarized.

For p in the z direction:

For every p that satisfy

there are two solutions!

Massless spin 1 particle has two degrees of freedom.

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A

),( q

0)( i

Feynman Rules for external photon lines

2,1,

)()()(ip

ipxipp

ipxipp eaeaxA

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Gauge Invariance

Classically, E and B are observable, but A’s are not!A can be changed by a gauge transformation without changing E and B the observable:

But in Qunatum Mechanics, it is A that appear in wave equation:

),(' xtAA Transformation parameter λ is a

function of spacetime.

AAAAAA ''

In a EM field, charged particle couple directly with A.

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Classically it’s force that affects particles. EM force is written in E, B.But in Hamiltonian formalism, H is written in terms of A.

txetxAc

ep

mH ,,

2

12

Quantum Mechanics or wave equation is written by quantizing the Hamiltonian formalism:

eAie

mti

2

2

1

Is there still gauge invariance?

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B does not exist outside.

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eAie

mti

2

2

1

Gauge invariance in Quantum Mechanics:

In QM, there is an additional Phase factor invariance:

),(),( txetx i

It is quite a surprise this phase invariance is linked to EM gauge invariance when the phase is time dependent.

),(),( ),( txetx txie

),( txAA

This space-time dependent phase transformation is not an invariance of QM unless it’s coupled with EM gauge transformation!

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),(),( ),( txetx txie

),( txAA

),(),(),(),(),( txietxietxietxietxie eeeee

Derivatives of wave function doesn’t transform like wave function itself.

),(),(),( txietxietxie eieeieieAeieA

ieAeieA txie ),(

2

2

1

mti

Wave Equation is not invariant!

But if we put in A and link the two transformations:

This “derivative” transforms like wave function.

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AieeAie txie

),(

ie

teie

ttxie ),(

eAie

mti

2

2

1

2

2

1Aie

mie

ti

2

2

1Aie

meie

tei ieie

In space and time components:

The wave equation:

can be written as

It is invariant!

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),(),( ),( txetx txie

),( txAA

ieAeieAD txie ),(

Your theory would be easily invariant.

This combination will be called “Gauge Transformation”It’s a localized phase transformation.

Write your theory with this “Covariant Derivative”.

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There is a duality between E and B.

Without charge, Maxwell is invariant under:

Maybe there exist magnetic charges: monopole

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Magnetic Monopole

0 A

The curl of B is non-zero. The vector potential does not exist.

03 AxdadB

If A exists,

there can be no monopole.

But quantum mechanics can not do without A.

Maybe magnetic monopole is incompatible with QM.

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But Dirac did find a Monopole solution:

sin

cos1

r

gA

rr ArA

rrrA

r

A

r

AA

rrA

1

sin

11

sinsin

1

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Dirac Monopole

sin

cos1

r

gA

It is singular at θ = π. Dirac String

It can be thought of as an infinitely thin solenoid that confines magnetic field lines into the monopole.

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sin

cos1

r

gA

Dirac String doesn’t seem to observe the

symmetry

But a monopole is rotationally symmetric.

In fact we can also choose the string to go upwards (or any direction):

sin

cos1'

r

gA

They are related by a gauge

transformation!

It has to!

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Charge Quantization

sin

cos1

r

gA

Since the position of the string is arbitrary, it’s unphysical.

4eg

Since the string is unphysical. 14 iege

g

ne

2

BadeAade

Using any charge particle, we can perform a Aharonov like interference around the string. The effects of the string to the phase is just like a thin solenoid:

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Finally…. Feynman Rules for QED

e

e

e

e

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4-columns4-rows

4 ˣ 4 matrices

4 ˣ 4 matrices

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1 ˣ 1 in Dirac index

Dirac index flow,from left to right!

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kp

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'kp

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using

The first term vanish!

Photon polarization has no time component.

0 ump

0),( spump

The third term vanish!

Numerator simplification

In the Lab frame of e

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Denominator simplification

in low energy

Assuming low energy limit:

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0k

2nd term:

k1

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00 00

Amplitude squared

Finally Amplitude:

00

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02 kkk

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旋轉帶電粒子所產生之磁偶極

磁偶極矩與角動量成正比

Lm

epr

m

eervr

vr

eriiA

222222

Lm

e 2

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Sm

egS

m

es

2

帶電粒子自旋形成的磁偶極

Anomalous magnetic moment

12theory 108.89.11596521871

2

1 g

12experi 103.44.11596521881

2

1 g