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Normalization and outgoing covariance
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En02-E@2#eq:outcov
The current convention is
The affine vacuum current covariance pulls back to
These are the stationary boundary identities imported from Em03-A. The positive- and negative-frequency current coefficients are and , respectively; Fourier transformation contributes . Hence
In particular, a normalized packet covariance has no extra factor.
Let be the unitary, flux-normalized two-channel scattering matrix of (eq:radial). Write its horizon-to-infinity transmission amplitude as , and put . For , . The outgoing annihilator is
The incoming channels are independent and have zero means. Their number covariances give
Quasifreeness is part of the input. Number covariance alone would not determine a general non-Gaussian state.
The associated time–frequency mode-window convention is
It is distinct from a normalized packet occupation and from a specified detector instrument.
Hawking's fixed-background calculation motivates this model Hawking. A collapse scaling-limit analysis FredenhagenHaag, renormalized backreaction HollandsWald, and a dynamical mass-loss model are separate programmes.
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