Expressing entropy globally in terms of (4D) field-correlations

We have expressed the entropy of a scalar field directly in terms of its spacetime correlation function, assuming that the higher correlators are of "Gaussian" form. The resulting formula associates an entropy to any spacetime region, and when this region is globally hyperbolic with Cauchy...

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