Titlebook: New Developments in Mathematical Physics; Proceedings of the X Heinrich Mitter,Ludwig Pittner Conference proceedings 1981 Springer-Verlag/W

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Scattering in Quantum Field Theory: The M.P.S.A. Approach in Complex Momentum Space best possible knowledge of the singularities (location, nature, type of ramification) and of the ambient holomorphy (or meromorphy) domains of the n-point Green functions and scattering amplitudes, and at the same time to derive analytic structural equations for them which display the global organization of these singularities.

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Common-Migraine

dilute

Geometric Aspects of Quantized Gauge Theoriestization with indefinite metric, in particular, the meaning of gauge-fixing and the relation of “ghosts” to geometry, and quantization in terms of holonomy operators, an outgrowth of Mandelstam’s formulation of gauge theory without potentials, but involving path-ordered integrals.

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(3.2)-Invariant Scattering of Dirac Singletonslocalised only on a line, not in a point in space-time. Their weights (states in the vector space) in an energy-angular momentum diagram are for the spin O Rac.and for the spin 1/2 Di.(see Fig. 1). There are no higher spin Dirac singletons.

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Tidious

A Brief Introduction to the Geometry of Gauge Fieldsms gauge transformation, pure gauge transformation, and the related (infinite-dimensional) groups as well as to the concepts of extension, prolongation, restriction, and reduction of bundles, which are used with slightly varying meaning in different texts.