QED in external field with space-time uniform invariants. Exact solutions
S.P. Gavrilov, D.M. Gitman, A.E. Goncalves

TL;DR
This paper derives exact solutions and Green functions for Dirac and Klein-Gordon equations in d-dimensional QED with constant, homogeneous electromagnetic fields, analyzing their properties and physical implications such as vacuum instability and particle creation.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive set of exact solutions, Green functions, and integral representations for QED in uniform external fields, including new insights into odd-dimensional cases.
Findings
Exact solutions and Green functions are constructed for even and odd dimensions.
The asymmetry of the quasienergy spectrum in odd dimensions is analyzed.
Applications include calculations of vacuum instability effects like particle creation and vacuum persistence.
Abstract
We study exact solutions of Dirac and Klein-Gordon equations and Green functions in d-dimensional QED and in an external electromagnetic field with constant and homogeneous field invariants. The cases of even and odd dimensions are considered separately, they are essentially different. We direct attention to the asymmetry of the quasienergy spectrum, which appears in odd dimensions. The in and out classification of the exact solutions as well as the completeness and orthogonality relations is strictly proven. Different Green functions in the form of sums over the exact solutions are constructed. The Fock-Schwinger proper time integral representations of these Green functions are found. As physical applications we consider the calculations of different quantum effects related to the vacuum instability in the external field. For example, we present mean values of particles created from…
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