Ising-chain Nambu spinor (${\Psi }_k=(c_k,-i{c}_{-k}^{†}{)}^T$)

With Fourier convention $c_n=N^{-1/2}{\sum }_k{e}^{-ikn}{c}_k$, the Transverse-field Ising model has $H=J{\sum }_k{\Psi }_k^{†}[(g-\cos k){\sigma }_z-\sin k{\sigma }_x]{\Psi }_k$. Expanding the spinor retains the constant $-JgN$ and pairs $k$ with $-k$. The physical quasiparticle energy is twice the positive matrix eigenvalue times $J$, because both momentum partners occur in the Nambu sum.

If the traceless matrix $h_k$ has eigenvalues $\pm d_k$ and the Nambu spinor includes an opposite-momentum creation operator, a full-zone sum contains both partners. Its physical quasiparticle energy is $2J{d}_k$, not $J{d}_k$. The negative term becomes a vacuum constant only after normal ordering. In the Ising-chain Nambu spinor, $d_k=\sqrt{1+g^2-2g\cos k}$. A half-zone calculation instead groups one complete two-mode block; changing the momentum range without changing the normalization is inconsistent.