Two aspects of the Unruh problem
Nikolay B. Narozhny, Alexander M. Fedotov, V. D. Mur, Vladimir Belinski
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Nikolay B. Narozhny, Alexander M. Fedotov, V. D. Mur, Vladimir Belinski
Abstract
We discuss field-theoretical and detector aspects of the Unruh problem. We show that the existing variants of the field-theoretical approach do not give compelling evidence for the universal behavior attributed to all uniformly accelerated detectors. We present an example of a uniformly accelerating detector which does not reveal the universal thermal response of the Unruh type.
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We discuss field-theoretical and detector aspects of the Unruh problem. We show that the existing variants of the field-theoretical approach do not give compelling evidence for the universal behavior attributed to all uniformly accelerated detectors. We present an example of a uniformly accelerating detector which does not reveal the universal thermal response of the Unruh type.
Key concepts: Unruh effect, Physics, Detector, Field (mathematics), Thermal, Theoretical physics, Quantum electrodynamics, Quantum mechanics