Schwinger pair production rate and time for some space-dependent fields via worldline instantons formalism

Schwinger pair production rate and time in some space-dependent fields are studied analytically by using the worldline instantons formalism. The instanton path, action, production rate, vacuum-decay time and tunneling time are obtained, which depend on the Keldysh parameter significantly. It is foun...

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Veröffentlicht in:The European physical journal. D, Atomic, molecular, and optical physics Atomic, molecular, and optical physics, 2022-10, Vol.76 (10), Article 188
Hauptverfasser: Amat, Orkash, Hu, Li-Na, Sawut, Adiljan, Mohamedsedik, Melike, Bake, M. A., Xie, B. S.
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Zusammenfassung:Schwinger pair production rate and time in some space-dependent fields are studied analytically by using the worldline instantons formalism. The instanton path, action, production rate, vacuum-decay time and tunneling time are obtained, which depend on the Keldysh parameter significantly. It is found that under a given field the instanton paths with different Keldysh parameter are exactly in the same plane. Moreover, the normalized instanton actions are all bounded within the region from π to 2 π . We also find the relationship between vacuum-decay time and tunneling time. Graphic abstract Schwinger pair production rate and time in some space-dependent fields are studied analytically by using the worldline instantons formalism. The instanton path, action, production rate, vacuum-decay time and tunneling time are obtained, which depend on the Keldysh parameter significantly. It is found that under a given field the instanton paths with different Keldysh parameter are exactly in the same plane. Moreover, the normalized instanton actions are all bounded within the region from π to 2 π . We also find the relationship between vacuum-decay time and tunneling time.
ISSN:1434-6060
1434-6079
DOI:10.1140/epjd/s10053-022-00519-y