Anatomy of a gauge theory

We exhibit the role of Hochschild cohomology in quantum field theory with particular emphasis on gauge theory and Dyson–Schwinger equations, the quantum equations of motion. These equations emerge from Hopf- and Lie algebra theory and free quantum field theory only. In the course of our analysis, we...

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Published in:Annals of physics 2006-12, Vol.321 (12), p.2757-2781
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QUANTUM FIELD THEORY
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