Spin and Susceptibility Effects of Electromagnetic Self-Force in Effective Field Theory
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| author | Jakobsen, Gustav Uhre |
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| contents | The classic Abraham-Lorentz-Dirac self-force of point-like particles is generalized within an effective field theory setup to include linear spin and susceptibility effects described perturbatively, in that setup, by effective couplings in the action. Electromagnetic self-interactions of the point-like particle are integrated out using the in-in supersymmetric worldline quantum field theory formalism. Divergences are regularized with dimensional regularization and the resulting equations of motion are in terms only of an external electromagnetic field and the particle degrees of freedom. |
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| spellingShingle | Spin and Susceptibility Effects of Electromagnetic Self-Force in Effective Field Theory Jakobsen, Gustav Uhre High Energy Physics - Theory The classic Abraham-Lorentz-Dirac self-force of point-like particles is generalized within an effective field theory setup to include linear spin and susceptibility effects described perturbatively, in that setup, by effective couplings in the action. Electromagnetic self-interactions of the point-like particle are integrated out using the in-in supersymmetric worldline quantum field theory formalism. Divergences are regularized with dimensional regularization and the resulting equations of motion are in terms only of an external electromagnetic field and the particle degrees of freedom. |
| title | Spin and Susceptibility Effects of Electromagnetic Self-Force in Effective Field Theory |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.04151 |