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Let Z be a complex and separable Hilbert space. Norbert Wiener has constructed an isometry of the Symmetrie Fock Space Fock−(Z) onto same L2-space. I. Segal and L. Gross have proposed an L2-picture of the antisymmetric Fock space F+(Z) using non-commutative Integration theory. The scope of this lecture is the introduction of a new L2-picture of Fock+ (Z). An explicit formula is given for the intertwining operator; and the result is similar to the corresponding result in the commutative case [3]. Hence a free index ε = ± is introduced: ε = − means “Symmetrie and ε = + means “antisymmetric“. Hence the case of mixed fields with bosons and fermions can be treated by tensor product.
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Krée, P. (1980). Anticommutative Integration and Fermi Fields. In: Streit, L. (eds) Quantum Fields — Algebras, Processes. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8598-8_10
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