R. Maciejko
Abstract
The Yang–Mills field equations are written in a form analogous to Maxwell’s equations. The inherent nonlinearities are to be thought of as arising from a medium: The gauge fields then look like waves propagating in a medium. Some well-known solutions are considered in this approach.
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The Yang–Mills field equations are written in a form analogous to Maxwell’s equations. The inherent nonlinearities are to be thought of as arising from a medium: The gauge fields then look like waves propagating in a medium. Some well-known solutions are considered in this approach.
Key concepts: Maxwell's equations, Inhomogeneous electromagnetic wave equation, Matrix representation of Maxwell's equations, Maxwell relations, Electromagnetic field solver, Gauge (firearms), Yang–Mills existence and mass gap, Mathematical physics