Colin, Samuel
(eng)
In a paper entitled Beables for Quantum Field Theory, John Bell has shown
that it was possible to build a realistic interpretation of any hamiltonian
lattice quantum field theory involving Fermi fields. His model is stochastic
but Bell thought that it would become deterministic in the continuum limit. We
show that it is indeed the case, under an assumption about the state of the
universe, namely that the universe is in a state obtained from the positronic
sea (all positron states occupied) by creating a finite number of negative
charges. Moreover, the continuum model can be established directly. The
physical interpretation is the following: the negative charges are in motion in
the positronic sea and their positions are the beables of the Bell model.
Comment: 26 pages
Bibliographic reference |
Colin, Samuel. The Continuum limit of the Bell model. (2003) 26 p. pages |
Permanent URL |
http://hdl.handle.net/2078/31279 |