advanced_tools:gauge_symmetry
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| - | This comes about when one considers [[formulas:yang_mills_equations:gauss_law|Gauss law]] to identify physical states. Such physical states are invariant under $\mathcal{G}_\star$ and thus this subgroup connects physically redundant variables in the theory. | + | This comes about when one considers [[formulas:gauss_law|Gauss law]] to identify physical states. Such physical states are invariant under $\mathcal{G}_\star$ and thus this subgroup connects physically redundant variables in the theory. |
| Since the elements of $\mathcal G$ go only to a constant, which is not necessarily $1$ at spatial infinity, we have | Since the elements of $\mathcal G$ go only to a constant, which is not necessarily $1$ at spatial infinity, we have | ||
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