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Ghosts in Poisson Brane Gases

Contributed by Deep Bhattacharjee, Ushashi Bhattacharya

A Poisson gas of branes with mass intensity ν\nu dresses the graviton propagator by the random entire function ∏k(1+p2/tk)\prod_k(1+p^2/t_k). We prove that the gas average of the propagator equals $p^{-2}\exp[-\int p^2\nu(\dd t)/(p^2+t)]$, so that the massive states carry total weight e−ν(0,∞)−1<0e^{-\nu(0,\infty)}-1<0. For $\nu=\lambda(t)\,\dd t/t$ the averaged spectrum consists of ghosts alone exactly when λ≤1\lambda\le1, and every average with a finite four-dimensional tadpole has states of both signs. Frozen gases keep alternating residues.

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