Abstract

A formal implementation of the concepts of mesoscopic electromagnetic interaction and of the propagating wave in quantum electrodynamics beyond the rotating wave approximation is discussed. Used as a guide, these concepts lead to a natural resolution of a long-standing controversy: causality violations in the Glauber–Kelley–Kleiner photodetection theory. The Glauber–Kelley–Kleiner definition of the time-normal operator ordering must be amended without the rotating wave approximation, which eliminates all causality problems.

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