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New developments in Time-Asymmetry of Quantum Field Theories

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New developments in Time-Asymmetry of Quantum Field Theories (EN)
Syros, C.
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2020-02-11
Time-asymmetric evolution is derived from time-reversal invariant fundamental QFT-equations. Chrono-topology, the disconnected time topological space J4, is the playground for the generalized random and infinitely divisable quantum fields, a new development in time-asymmetry. Based on the properties of this time space and using the theory of random quantum fields previously developed a non-unitary, complexity evolution operator, C(J4), is derived. C(J4) breaks down, by Bohr- quantizing the field-action integral, alternatively into two, spontaneously renormal- ized parts: One, (unitary) Uu(r), implying U - processes and one (non-measure- preserving), Knmp(r), producing R - processes. Unmp(r), breaks time-symmetry and provides a basis for CP-violation in QFT and in particular in the K0-meson decay. Functional integrals arising in the theory have as a limit Feynman's path integral in accordance with the measure theoretical requirements. Irreversibility and time-symmetry are not incompatible (compare Boltzmann, Poincaré) in chrono-topology. (EN)
Annual Symposium of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society
English
Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society (HNPS) (EN)
2654-0088
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Annual Symposium of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society; Τόμ. 9 (1998): HNPS1998; 357-394 (EL)
HNPS Advances in Nuclear Physics; Vol. 9 (1998): HNPS1998; 357-394 (EN)
Πνευματική ιδιοκτησία (c) 2020 C. Syros (EL)
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