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DYSON–SCHWINGER EQUATIONS AND QUANTIZATION OF GAUGE THEORIES (SUMMER ’21)
DIRK KREIMER (LECT. MAY 04, 2021)
1. Co-ideals and gauge theory Reference: https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0509135 .
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1.1. QED: the Ward Takahashi identity. .
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1.1.1. the WT identity as an ideal. Reference: Walter van Suijlekom, The Hopf Algebra of Feynman Graphs in Quantum Electrodynamics Letters in Mathematical Physics (2006) 77:265–281 .
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