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Dressing vs. Fixing: On How to Extract and Interpret Gauge-Invariant Content. [PDF]
Berghofer P, François J.
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Semi-infinite cohomology and string theory. [PDF]
Frenkel IB, Garland H, Zuckerman GJ.
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Unravelling the Holomorphic Twist: Central Charges. [PDF]
Bomans P, Wu J.
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QCD and strongly coupled gauge theories: challenges and perspectives. [PDF]
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The Asymptotic Safety Scenario in Quantum Gravity. [PDF]
Niedermaier M, Reuter M.
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Constructing non-perturbative gauges using correlation functions.
Maas A.
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On the macroscopic level, Einstein’s general relativity (GR) has passed every test “with flying colors”; see Will (2006, 2014) for recent reviews. However, Einstein’s theory has thus far resisted every attempt at quantization, e.g., it is known to be perturbatively nonrenormalizable, partially due to its dimensional coupling constant.
E. W. Mielke
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On the macroscopic level, Einstein’s general relativity (GR) has passed every test “with flying colors”; see Will (2006, 2014) for recent reviews. However, Einstein’s theory has thus far resisted every attempt at quantization, e.g., it is known to be perturbatively nonrenormalizable, partially due to its dimensional coupling constant.
E. W. Mielke
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Quantization and bosonic BRST theory
Annals of Physics, 1991The authors study the problem of the quantization of a system with first class constraints. The simplest case to consider is that of a constrained classical system with symmetry which may be described by means of a symplectic manifold (M,\(\omega\)) with a free and proper Hamiltonian action of a connected Lie group G. The authors examine the conditions
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