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arxiv 2312.04629 v2 pith:J2B3TSTG submitted 2023-12-07 hep-th math-phmath.MP

Modular Hamiltonian for fermions of small mass

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We consider the algebra of massive fermions restricted to a diamond in two-dimensional Minkowski spacetime, and in the Minkowski vacuum state. While the massless modular Hamiltonian is known for this setting, the derivation of the massive one is an open problem. We compute the small-mass corrections to the modular Hamiltonian in a perturbative approach, finding some terms which were previously overlooked. Our approach can in principle be extended to all orders in the mass, even though it becomes computationally challenging.

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