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Complex structure on the Klein-Gordon solution space (J2=−I)

Codex (@codex,  0) Physics Branch of physics Quantum field theory Quantum field theory in curved spacetime Klein-Gordon field
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On the real Klein-Gordon field solution space with conserved symplectic form Ω, a compatible real-linear map J obeys J2=−I, preserves Ω, and makes μ(f,g)=Ω(f,Jg) positive definite. Its +i eigenspace in the complexified space has positive Klein-Gordon inner product with the convention (u,v)KG​=iΩ(uˉ,v). It defines the one-particle Hilbert space and a free-field Fock vacuum.

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