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Rindler Wigner distributions for non-vacuum Minkowski states
In the 1970s, Fulling, Davies, and Unruh demonstrated that the vacuum state
perceived by an inertial observer in Minkowski space appears as a thermal bath
to a uniformly accelerated observer. We explore the transformation of the
Wigner distribution of a real scalar field from an inertial to a Rindler frame,
utilizing both Minkowski and Unruh modes. We present a general expression for
the reduced Wigner distribution for a specific set of massless scalar field
configurations, and validate it against known distributions within this set.
This includes arbitrary Gaussian states of Unruh-Minkowski modes, the Minkowski
vacuum state, the Rindler vacuum, and the thermal bath of Unruh particles.
Additionally, we analyze several other distributions, such as a uniform
momentum distribution, a slight deviation from the Minkowski vacuum, and a
distribution with a Fermionic component in the Rindler frame. The conclusions
are discussed.