Quantum Fields and Off-Shell Sciences

• Format: eBook
• Language: English
• Published: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
• Subjects: algebra; algebraic quantum field theory; attractor eigenspace; C-algebra; category; category algebra; category theory; clustering; coarse geometry; combinatorial optimization; completely positive instrument; conformal cyclic cosmology; cosmological constant; coupled oscillator; dark energy; dark matter; de Sitter space; discrete-time quantum walk; dissipation; dressed photon; dressed photon constant; eigenmode; energy; extension of local net; flag manifold; GNS representation; Grassmann manifold; Grover walk; Heisenberg cut; invariants; Ising spin glass; local net; localization; macroscopic distinguishability; Mathematics and Science; natural units; network; non-equilibrium open system; noncommutative probability; nonstandard analysis; off-shell science; pathfinding; Physics; pre-homogeneous vector space; projection operator; quantum density matrix; quantum field; quantum master equation; quantum measurement; quantum probability; quantum walk; Reference, Information and Interdisciplinary subjects; renormalization; Research and information: general; scattering quantum random walk; scattering theory; state; state on category; survival probability; twin universes
• ISBN: 9783036551975; 3036551980; 3036551972; 9783036551982
• DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-5198-2

Intensive studies on light–matter interactions and technological breakthroughs, especially conducted in the field of dressed photon research, have led to a growing concern regarding unsettled off-shell quantum field interactions. The Special Issue, entitled “Quantum Fields and Off-Shell Sciences”, was organized to promote the progress of such research activities from a wider perspective, not limited to dressed photon studies. This book contains excellent papers that were published in this Special Issue. It will provide scientific and technical information on the quantum fields and off-shell sciences to scientists, engineers, and students who are and will be engaged in this field.