The Current C, T Transformation Rules of Quantum Field Theory Must be Redefined
Mei Xiaochun

TL;DR
This paper argues that the current quantum field theory's transformation rules, especially for time reversal and charge conjugation, are flawed and need redefinition to align with physical reality and experimental results.
Contribution
It proposes a redefinition of the C and T transformation rules in quantum field theory, considering particle creation and annihilation processes in momentum space.
Findings
Current T transformation leads to unrealistic symmetry violations.
Reconsidering creation and annihilation reversal reduces symmetry violation.
Identifies inconsistencies in C transformation between operators and wave functions.
Abstract
In light of the transformation defined in the current quantum field theory, electromagnetic interaction is unchanged under time reversal. However, this kind of time reversal only lets in the Hamiltonian of the coordinate space, without considering that the creation and annihilation processes of particles should also be reversed when the concrete problems are calculated in momentum space. In fact, according to the current transformation of quantum field theory, creation operator of spinor particle is still creation operator and annihilation operator is also still annihilation operator. This result does not represent the real meaning of time reversal. In the interaction process, a particle's creation operator should become the annihilation operator and its annihilation operator should become the creation operator after time reversal. It is proved that when the reversion of creation and…
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TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Relativity and Gravitational Theory
