Quantum $L^p$ inequalities in thermal states

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Hauptverfasser: Bostelmann, Henning, Cadamuro, Daniela, Sangaletti, Leonardo
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author Bostelmann, Henning
Cadamuro, Daniela
Sangaletti, Leonardo
author_facet Bostelmann, Henning
Cadamuro, Daniela
Sangaletti, Leonardo
contents In thermal quantum field theory, the global Liouvillian (the generator of time translations) is passive. How is this reflected in the properties of its local density, a quantum field? We propose that the locally averaged density is bounded below, but not above, with respect to the noncommutative $L^4$ norm. This is analogous to the known quantum energy inequalities in the vacuum situation. Our examples include thermal equilibrium on Minkowski space, and the Unruh effect on the Rindler wedge, both for the real scalar free field.
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spellingShingle Quantum $L^p$ inequalities in thermal states
Bostelmann, Henning
Cadamuro, Daniela
Sangaletti, Leonardo
Mathematical Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
81T05 (Primary) 81T28, 46L52 (Secondary)
In thermal quantum field theory, the global Liouvillian (the generator of time translations) is passive. How is this reflected in the properties of its local density, a quantum field? We propose that the locally averaged density is bounded below, but not above, with respect to the noncommutative $L^4$ norm. This is analogous to the known quantum energy inequalities in the vacuum situation. Our examples include thermal equilibrium on Minkowski space, and the Unruh effect on the Rindler wedge, both for the real scalar free field.
title Quantum $L^p$ inequalities in thermal states
topic Mathematical Physics
High Energy Physics - Theory
81T05 (Primary) 81T28, 46L52 (Secondary)
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.18932