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Structure of the perturbative chiral anomaly in the light-cone gauge

Q. Ho-Kim, Luc Marleau, Pierre Mathieu

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It is shown that the axial QED anomaly can be consistently calculated in the light-cone gauge and that the result is independent of the prescription used to treat the light-cone singularities; it is found that a prescription is not even necessary. The relation between the results obtained from the two-component and the four-component formulations of the light-cone gauge is discussed.

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It is shown that the axial QED anomaly can be consistently calculated in the light-cone gauge and that the result is independent of the prescription used to treat the light-cone singularities; it is found that a prescription is not even necessary. The relation between the results obtained from the two-component and the four-component formulations of the light-cone gauge is discussed.

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It is shown that the axial QED anomaly can be consistently calculated in the light-cone gauge and that the result is independent of the prescription used to treat the light-cone singularities; it is found that a prescription is not even necessary. The relation between the results obtained from the two-component and the four-component formulations of the light-cone gauge is discussed.

Key concepts: Physics, Anomaly (physics), Light cone gauge, Gauge (firearms), Light cone, Gravitational singularity, Gauge anomaly, Cone (formal languages)

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