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Second quantization or canonical quantization in quantum field theory and many-body systems is the collective organizing and accounting of an infinity of quantum excitations and their interactions through quantum field operators.
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Eigenvalues of fermionic field operators
Consider the fermionic field operators $\psi_a(x), \psi^{\dagger}_b(y)$ with the canonical anti-commutation relations $$\{\psi_a(x),\psi_b(y)\} = 0 $$ and $$\{\psi^{\dagger}_b(t,\vec{x}),\psi_a(t,\vec …
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