Bogoliubov Transformation and Schrodinger Representation on Curved Space
Musfar Muhamed Kozhikkal, Arif Mohd

TL;DR
This paper develops a Schrödinger equation framework incorporating Bogoliubov transformations to describe quantum dynamics of linear fields on curved spacetime, ensuring unitarity on a Hilbert bundle structure.
Contribution
It introduces a Schrödinger equation with explicit Bogoliubov transformations for quantum fields on curved spacetime, extending the Hilbert space concept to a Hilbert bundle for general Cauchy surfaces.
Findings
Quantum dynamics on curved spacetime can be described by a Schrödinger equation with Bogoliubov transformations.
Unitarity of this dynamics depends on a specific tensor satisfying the Hilbert-Schmidt condition.
The approach generalizes the unitarity condition of Agullo and Ashtekar.
Abstract
It is usually accepted that quantum dynamics described by Schrodinger equation that determines the evolution of states from one Cauchy surface to another is unitary. However, it has been known for some time that this expectation is not borne out in the conventional setting in which one envisages the dynamics on a fixed Hilbert space. Indeed it is not even true for linear quantum field theory on Minkowski space if the chosen Cauchy surfaces are not preserved by the flow of a timelike Killing vector. This issue was elegantly addressed and resolved by Agullo and Ashtekar who showed that in a general setting quantum dynamics in the Schrodinger picture does not take place in a fixed Hilbert space. Instead, it takes place on a non-trivial bundle over time, the Hilbert bundle, whose fibre at a given time is a Hilbert space at that time. In this article, we postulate a Schrodinger equation that…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Quantum Electrodynamics and Casimir Effect
