R. J. Barlow, A. Horzela, E. Kapuścik, C. A. Uzes
Abstract
A non-uniqueness in the standard formulation of gauge theories is indicated. It is shown that in non-linear theories there is a possibility of having massive gauge fields.
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A non-uniqueness in the standard formulation of gauge theories is indicated. It is shown that in non-linear theories there is a possibility of having massive gauge fields.
Key concepts: Physics, Theoretical physics, Gauge (firearms), Gauge theory, Introduction to gauge theory, Mathematical physics, Archaeology, History