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M{\o}ller operators and Hadamard states for Dirac fields with MIT boundary conditions

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arxiv 2109.01375 v2 pith:E7RLXMXK submitted 2021-09-03 math-ph math.APmath.DGmath.MP

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The aim of this paper is to prove the existence of Hadamard states for Dirac fields coupled with MIT boundary conditions on any globally hyperbolic manifold with timelike boundary. This is achieved by introducing a geometric M{\o}ller operator which implements a unitary isomorphism between the spaces of $L^2$ -initial data of particular symmetric systems we call weakly-hyperbolic and which are coupled with admissible boundary conditions. In particular, we show that for Dirac fields with MIT boundary conditions, this isomorphism can be lifted to a $*$-isomorphism between the algebras of Dirac fields and that any Hadamard state can be pulled back along this $*$-isomorphism preserving the singular structure of its two-point distribution.

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