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Massive quantum fields in a conical background

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arxiv hep-th/9502016 v2 pith:KKEXYQFE submitted 1995-02-02 hep-th gr-qc

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keywords fieldsanglearbitrarybackgroundconicaldetermineddiracklein-gordon
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Representations of the Klein-Gordon and Dirac propagators are determined in a $N$ dimensional conical background for massive fields twisted by an arbitrary angle $2\pi\sigma$. The Dirac propagator is shown to be obtained from the Klein-Gordon propagator twisted by angles $2\pi\sigma\pm {\cal D}/2$ where ${\cal D}$ is the cone deficit angle. Vacuum expectation values are determined by a point-splitting method in the proper time representation of the propagators. Analogies with the Aharonov-Bohm effect are pointed out throughout the paper and a conjecture on an extension to fields of arbitrary spin is given.

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