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Off-shell free Dirac Ward telescoping and tree currents

Statement

Use the (−+++) coordinate convention, h=−η=diag⁡(1,−1,−1,−1), and the Clifford matrices of Dirac Clifford matrices and energy projections; the shell parameter μ>0 has inverse-length units as in Scalar future mass shell, invariant measure and test restriction. For p=(p0,p)∈R4, write Γ(p):=γ0p0−∑j=13γjpj,K(p):=Γ(p)−μI4. When h(p,p)≠μ2, define the finite rational inverse S0(p):=Γ(p)+μI4h(p,p)−μ2. For p,p+k with both denominators nonzero, S0(p+k)Γ(k)S0(p)=S0(p)−S0(p+k). For any finite chain of off-shell momenta, the corresponding insertion differences telescope with both endpoint terms retained. If u(p),u(p′) satisfy (Γ(p)−μ)u(p)=0, (Γ(p′)−μ)u(p′)=0 and p,p′ lie on the future shell, then uˉ(p′)Γ(p−p′)u(p)=0, where uˉ=u†β. If v(q) satisfies (Γ(q)+μ)v(q)=0 on the future shell, then vˉ(q)Γ(p+q)u(p)=0. These are finite rational/tree identities; no Feynman boundary value, singular distribution product, loop theorem, or all-diagram gauge-independence claim is included.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: μ>0, the real (−+++) momentum convention, and the finite matrix and spinor data in the Statement.

[A1]

Countable Choice is included because Dirac Clifford matrices and energy projections states its mathematical convention under that hypothesis; no additional choice is used in the finite matrix calculations. The Axiom of Countable Choice (ACω)

[A2]

The external spinors in the current clauses satisfy exactly the displayed positive- and negative-energy equations; these are hypotheses, not claims about a constructed scattering state.

[F1]

Dirac Clifford matrices and energy projections defines β,γ0,γj, zˉ=z†β, and Γ(p)=γ0p0−∑jγjpj with the stated (−+++) convention.

[F2]

Scalar future mass shell, invariant measure and test restriction fixes η=diag⁡(−1,1,1,1), h=−η, μ and momentum in inverse-length units, and the future-shell condition p0=∣p∣2+μ2.

[F3]

Finite/formal gauge covariance and matrix Ward identity: finite invertible matrices obey the resolvent identity B−1(B−A)A−1=A−1−B−1, and the formal inverse variation is coefficientwise.

Proof

1.1A1F1F2algebra

From the displayed Pauli matrices in [F1], direct multiplication gives σj†=σj, σj2=I2, and σiσj+σjσi=0 for i≠j. The block formulas then give β2=I4, β†=β, γ0†=γ0, γj†=−γj, and {γa,γb}=2habI4. Consequently Γ(p)2=h(p,p)I4 and βΓ(p)†β=Γ(p) for every real p.

2.1F1F2step 1.1algebra

Multiplying Γ(p)−μI4 and Γ(p)+μI4 in either order gives (h(p,p)−μ2)I4 by [step 1.1]. Thus K(p) is invertible off shell and its inverse is exactly S0(p).

2.2A2F1step 1.1algebra

If K(p)u(p)=0, then taking the adjoint and using βK(p)†β=K(p) from [step 1.1] gives uˉ(p)K(p)=0. The same calculation applied to (Γ(q)+μ)v(q)=0 gives vˉ(q)(Γ(q)+μ)=0.

3.1F3step 2.1algebra

Since Γ(p+k)−Γ(p)=Γ(k), the resolvent identity [F3] with A=K(p), B=K(p+k) gives S0(p+k)Γ(k)S0(p)=S0(p)−S0(p+k).

4.1step 3.1algebra

For off-shell p0,…,pN, put kj=pj+1−pj. Applying [step 3.1] at each adjacent pair yields S0(pj+1)Γ(kj)S0(pj)=S0(pj)−S0(pj+1); summing j=0,…,N−1 cancels each interior term and leaves S0(p0)−S0(pN).

5.1A2F1step 2.2algebra∎

For k=p−p′, Γ(k)=Γ(p)−Γ(p′); the right equation for u(p) and left equation for uˉ(p′) from [step 2.2] therefore give uˉ(p′)Γ(k)u(p)=μuˉ(p′)u(p)−μuˉ(p′)u(p)=0. For k=p+q, Γ(k)=Γ(p)+Γ(q); the right u equation and left v equation give vˉ(q)Γ(k)u(p)=μvˉ(q)u(p)−μvˉ(q)u(p)=0.

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