Physical review. D. Particles, fields, gravitation, and cosmology/Physical review. D. Particles and fields · 1985 · 18 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsMathematical PhysicsQuantum MechanicsTheoretical PhysicsHilbert Space FormalismQuantum Field TheoryDiscrete Space RepresentationDiscrete SpacetimeDiscrete-time ModelsField QuantizationMassless ParticlesMomentum RepresentationPhase Space RepresentationTranslation Invariance
A quantum field theory of bosons and fermions is formulated on discrete Lorentz space-time of four dimensions. The minimum intervals of space and time are assumed to have different values in this paper. As a result the difficulties encountered in the previous paper (complex energy, incompleteness of solutions, and inequivalence between phase representation and momentum representation) are removed. The problem in formulating a field theory of fermions is solved by introducing a new operator and considering a theorem of translation invariance. Any matrix element given by a Feynman diagram is calculated in this theory to give a finite value regardless of the kinds of particles concerned (massive and/or massless bosons and/or fermions).
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Monte Carlo computations in lattice gauge theories
Michael Creutz, Laurence J. Jacobs, C. Rebbi · Physics Reports · 1983 · 308 citations
Homology theory of lattice fermion doubling
Jeffrey M. Rabin · Nuclear Physics B · 1982 · 189 citations