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January 22, 2026The European Physical Journal C0 citationsOpen Access

First principles quantization of a non-conservative scalar field

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KSKauship SahaSASandeep Aashish

Key Points

  • The aim is to quantify a damped scalar field using fundamental principles within non-conservative systems.
  • Applied classical action principles with doubled dynamical variables
  • Constructed a non-conservative potential for linear damping
  • Utilized canonical and path-integral formalisms for quantization
  • Derived the two-point Green’s function and spectral function
  • The results are consistent with established findings from the in-in formalism
  • Successfully derived expressions for the Green’s function and spectral function

Abstract

Abstract We present the first-principles quantization of a damped scalar field within the framework of classical action principle of non-conservative systems using doubled dynamical variables. We consider a non-conservative potential term constructed to describe a linear damping of the scalar field for quantization using canonical and path-integral formalisms, and derive the two-point Green’s function along with the spectral function, which are consistent with known results from the well-known in-in formalism.

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Saha et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6971bd90642b1836717e2369https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-026-15282-2
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