We study the problem of recovering Wightman conserved currents from the canonical local implementations of symmetries which can be constructed in the algebraic framework of quantum field theory, in the limit in which the region of localization shrinks to a point. We show that, in a class of models of conformal quantum field theory in space-time dimension 1+1, which includes the free massless scalar field and the SU(N) chiral current algebras, the energy-momentum tensor can be recovered. Moreover we show that the scaling limit of the canonical local implementation of SO(2) in the free complex scalar field is zero, a manifestation of the fact that, in this last case, the associated Wightman current does not exist.
Carpi, S. (1999). Quantum Noether's theorem and conformal field theory: a study of some models. REVIEWS IN MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS, 11(5), 519-532 [10.1142/S0129055X99000192].
Quantum Noether's theorem and conformal field theory: a study of some models
Carpi S.
1999-01-01
Abstract
We study the problem of recovering Wightman conserved currents from the canonical local implementations of symmetries which can be constructed in the algebraic framework of quantum field theory, in the limit in which the region of localization shrinks to a point. We show that, in a class of models of conformal quantum field theory in space-time dimension 1+1, which includes the free massless scalar field and the SU(N) chiral current algebras, the energy-momentum tensor can be recovered. Moreover we show that the scaling limit of the canonical local implementation of SO(2) in the free complex scalar field is zero, a manifestation of the fact that, in this last case, the associated Wightman current does not exist.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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