Here we explore the Zeta function arising from a small perturbation on a surface of revolution and the effect of this on the functional determinant and in the change of the Casimir energy associated with this configuration.
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Zeta function for perturbed surfaces of revolution
1. Zeta function for perturbed surfaces of revolution
Pedro Morales-Almaz´an
Department of Mathematics
The University of Texas at Austin
pmorales@math.utexas.edu
TexAMP 2016
Rice University, October 22, 2016
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2. Zeta Function
P is a differential operator
M a d dimensional manifold
Spectral Zeta Function
ζ(s) =
λ∈σ
λ=0
λ−s
for (s) > d.
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3. Surface of revolution
P = ∆ the
M surface of revolution y = f (x) > 0, x ∈ [a, b]
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4. Zeta Function
Zeta Function
ζ(s) =
∞
k=−∞
1
2πi γk
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
log φk(λ; b) ,
for (s) > 1 and φk(λ; x) is a solution to the radial ODE with
initial conditions φk(λ; a) = 0 , φk(λ; a) = 1 .
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5. Analytic Continuation
Plan
• Extend ζ(s) to the entire complex plane
• Integral representation is good for small λ (converge)
• Integral representation is bad for big λ (divergence)
• Analytic continuation (subtract the behavior for big λ)
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6. Analytic Continuation
WKB asymptotics
ζ(s) =
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
log F(iλ) − ♣
+
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
♣
for (s) > n(♣).
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7. Special values
Functional Determinant
Formally defined as exp(−ζ (0))Well defined since
Res ζ(0) = 0
Casimir Energy
The vacuum energy can be found by limh→0 ζ(−1/2 + h)
Not well defined!
Res ζ(−1/2) = −
1
256
f −1(a)f 2(a)
(1 + f 2(a))
+
f −1(b)f 2(b)
(1 + f 2(b))
−
1
32
f (a)
(1 + f 2(a))2
+
f (b)
(1 + f 2(b))2
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8. Special Values: Casimir
Q: How do we find a well defined quantity? A: Perturbation
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9. Perturbed Surface of Revolution
• Perturb the profile function
f (x) → f (x) + g(x)
• Substitute this into the previous formalism
• Calculate the variation due to the perturbation
d
d
ζ(s)
=0
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10. Analytic Continuation
WKB asymptotics
ζ(s) =
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
log F(iλ) − ♣ (Finite)
+
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
♣ (Asymptotic)
Finite: Depend on f (x) and φk(λ; b) (More complex:???)
Asymptotic: Only depend on f (x) (Straightforward: Taylor Series)
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11. Perturbation: Asymptotic terms
WKB asymptotics
ζ(s) =
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
log F(iλ) − ♣ (Finite)
+
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
♣ (Asymptotic)
• ♣ only depends on f (x), hence doing f (x) → f (x) + g(x)
• find terms up to O( 2)
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12. Perturbation: Finite terms
WKB asymptotics
ζ(s) =
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
log F(iλ) − ♣ (Finite)
+
sin(πs)
π
∞
0
dλ λ−2s d
dλ
♣ (Asymptotic)
F +
f + g
f + g
−
(f + g ) (f + g )
1 + (f + g )2
F
+ 1 + f + g
2
λ2
−
k2
(f + g)2
F = 0 (O( 2
)) .
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13. Perturbation: Finite terms
• F = φ + ˆφ (O( 2))
• ˆφ functional derivative
• φ satisfies the original radial equation
• ˆφ satisfies a non-homogeneous version of the radial equation
ˆφ +
f
f
−
(f ) (f )
1 + (f )2
ˆφ
+ 1 + f
2
λ2
−
k2
f 2
ˆφ = G .
• use variation of parameters
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14. Perturbation: Zeta function
Zeta function
˜ζ(s) = ζ(s) + ˆζ(s) (O( 2
))
Effect of the perturbation
d
d
˜ζ(s)
=0
= ˆζ(s)
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15. Perturbation: Casimir Energy
∆E =
d
d
ζ∆ (−1/2)
=0
= −
1
2π
b
a
dt
f (t)
(f (t)2 + 1)3/2
g(t)
−
ζR (−2)
π
b
a
dt
f (t)f (t) + 2f (t)2
+ 2
f (t)3 (f (t)2 + 1)3/2
g(t)
+
1
16
b
a
dt
2f (t)3
f (t)2
+ 1 + f (t)f (t) 5f (t)2
− 3 f (t)
f (t)3 (f (t)2 + 1)5
g(t)
−
1
π
1
0
dλ λ
d
dλ
ˆφ0(b; ıλ)
φ0(b; ıλ)
−
1
π
∞
1
dλ λ
d
dλ
ˆφ0(b; ıλ)
φ0(b; ıλ)
−
2
i=−1
λ−i
b
a
dt
∂
∂
si (t)
=0
−
2
π
∞
k=1
k
∞
0
du u
d
du
ˆφk (b; ıuk)
φk (b; ıuk)
−
2
i=−1
k−i
b
a
dt
∂
∂
wi (t)
=0
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16. Perturbation: Cylinder
I = (c − δ, c + δ) ⊂ (a, b) , δ > 0
gδ(x, c) = χ(I) exp −
(x − c)
(x − c)2 − δ2
2
,
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19. Conclusions
• The Casimir doesn’t get affected by perturbations made near
the center
• The interaction between an edge and a positive (negative)
perturbation results in a negative (positive) change of the
Casimir Energy
• The results agree with the existing calculations for infinite
cylinders
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20. References
• Thalia D Jeffres, Klaus Kirsten & Tianshi Lu (2012). Zeta
function on surfaces of revolution. Journal of Physics A:
Mathematical and Theoretical, 45, 345201.
• M-A., P. (2016). Casimir energy for perturbed surfaces of
revolution. International Journal of Modern Physics A, 31,
1650044.
• Fucci, G. & M-A., P. Perturbed zeta functions on warped
manifolds, Coming soon!
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