Constructs a manifestly diagonal-BRST-invariant Schwinger-Keldysh path integral for open non-Abelian gauge theories with arbitrary physical initial states, yielding Ward-Takahashi-Slavnov-Taylor identities and a Keldysh BRST symmetry for the Open EFT.
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Derives gauge-invariant influence functionals for photons and Stueckelberg fields in open U(1) gauge EFTs via BRST on the in-in contour after integrating out matter.
An expression is derived to compute time-dependent Wigner functions directly from initial values in open quantum systems of a non-relativistic particle with a general environment.
Derives a generalized GKSL master equation for PT-symmetric two-level open quantum systems and compares non-Markovian witness, fidelity, and entanglement with Hermitian counterparts.
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Schwinger-Keldysh Path Integral for Gauge theories
Constructs a manifestly diagonal-BRST-invariant Schwinger-Keldysh path integral for open non-Abelian gauge theories with arbitrary physical initial states, yielding Ward-Takahashi-Slavnov-Taylor identities and a Keldysh BRST symmetry for the Open EFT.
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Gauging Open EFTs from the top down
Derives gauge-invariant influence functionals for photons and Stueckelberg fields in open U(1) gauge EFTs via BRST on the in-in contour after integrating out matter.
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Directly computing Wigner functions for open quantum systems
An expression is derived to compute time-dependent Wigner functions directly from initial values in open quantum systems of a non-relativistic particle with a general environment.
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$\mathcal{PT-}$Symmetric Two-Level Open Quantum Systems: Information Theoretic Facets
Derives a generalized GKSL master equation for PT-symmetric two-level open quantum systems and compares non-Markovian witness, fidelity, and entanglement with Hermitian counterparts.