Equivalent sets of solutions of the Klein-Gordon equation with a constant electric field
A. I. Nikishov
Abstract
In connection with the problem of choosing the in- and out-states among the solutions of a wave equation with one-dimensional potential we study nonstationary and "stationary" families of complete sets. A nonstationary set consists of the solutions with the quantum number pv=p0v-p3. It can be obtained from the nonstationary set with quantum number p3 by a boost along x3-axis (along the direction of the electric field) with velocity -v. By changing the gauge the solutions in all sets can be brought to one and the same potential without changing quantum numbers. Then the transformations of solutions of one set (with quantum number pv) to the solutions in another set (with quantum number pv') have the group properties. The "stationary" solutions and sets possess the same properties as the nonstationary ones and are obtainable from stationary solutions with quantum number p0 by the same boost. It turns out that any set can be obtained from any other by gauge manipulations. So all sets are equivalent and the classification (i.e. ascribing the frequency sign and in-, out- indexes) in any set is determined by the classification in p3-set, where it is evident.
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