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Hermitian analyticity versus Real analyticity in two-dimensional factorised S-matrix theories
The constraints implied by analyticity in two-dimensional factorised S-matrix
theories are reviewed. Whenever the theory is not time-reversal invariant, it
is argued that the familiar condition of `Real analyticity' for the S-matrix
amplitudes has to be superseded by a different one known as `Hermitian
analyticity'. Examples are provided of integrable quantum field theories whose
(diagonal) two-particle S-matrix amplitudes are Hermitian analytic but not Real
analytic. It is also shown that Hermitian analyticity is consistent with the
bootstrap equations and that it ensures the equivalence between the notion of
unitarity in the quantum group approach to factorised S-matrices and the
genuine unitarity of the S-matrix.Comment: 9 pages, LaTeX file. The comments about unitarity in affine Toda
theories have been improved. The basis dependence of the Hermitian
analyticity conditions is discusse
Local analytic regularity in the linearized Calder\'on problem
We consider the linearization of the Dirichlet-to-Neumann (DN) map as a
function of the potential. We show that it is injective at a real analytic
potential for measurements made at an open subset of analyticity of the
boundary. More generally, we relate the analyticity up to the boundary of the
variations of the potential to the analyticity of the symbols of the
corresponding variations of the DN-map.Comment: A gap in the proof of Lemma 1.2 in v1 prompted us to remove that
lemma, causing a superficial change in the formulation of the main resul
From 2D conformal to 4D self-dual theories: quaternionic analyticity
It is shown that self-dual theories generalize to four dimensions both the
conformal and analytic aspects of two-dimensional conformal field theories. In
the harmonic space language there appear several ways to extend complex
analyticity (natural in two dimensions) to quaternionic analyticity (natural in
four dimensions). To be analytic, conformal transformations should be realized
on , which appears as the coset of the complexified conformal group
modulo its maximal parabolic subgroup. In this language one visualizes the
twistor correspondence of Penrose and Ward and consistently formulates the
analyticity of Fueter.Comment: 24 pages, LaTe
Psychosemantic analyticity
It is widely agreed that the content of a logical concept such as and is constituted by the inferences it enters into. I argue that it is impossible to draw a principled distinction between logical and non-logical concepts, and hence that the content of non-logical concepts can also be constituted by certain of their inferential relations.
The traditional problem with such a view has been that, given Quine’s arguments against the analytic-synthetic distinction, there does not seem to be any way to distinguish between those inferences that are content constitutive and those that are not. I propose that such a distinction can be drawn by appealing to a notion of ‘psychosemantic analyticity’. This approach is immune to Quine’s arguments, since ‘psychosemantic analyticity’ is a psychological property, and it is thus an empirical question which inferences have this property
Analycity and smoothing effect for the coupled system of equations of Korteweg - de Vries type with a single point singularity
We study that a solution of the initial value problem associated for the
coupled system of equations of Korteweg - de Vries type which appears as a
model to describe the strong interaction of weakly nonlinear long waves, has
analyticity in time and smoothing effect up to real analyticity if the initial
data only has a single point singularity at $x=0.
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