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A class of representations of the canonical commutation relations is investigated. These representations, which are called exponential representations, are given by explicit formulas. Exponential representations are thus comparable to tensor product representations in that one may compute useful criteria concerning various properties. In particular, they are all locally Fock, and non-trivial exponential representations are globally disjoint from the Fock representation. Also, a sufficient condition is obtained for two exponential representations not to be disjoint. An example is furnished by Glimm's model for the :Φ4: interaction for boson fields in three space-time dimensions.
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Fabrey, J.D. Exponential representations of the canonical commutation relations. Commun.Math. Phys. 19, 1–30 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01645495
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