A new, configuration-space picture of a formalism of group quantization, the GAQ formalism, is presented in the context of a previous, algebraic generalization. This presentation serves to make a comprehensive discussion in which other extensions of the formalism, principally to incorporate gauge symmetries, are developed as well. Both images are combined in order to analyse, in a systematic manner and with complete generality, the case of linear fields (abelian current groups). To ilustrate these developments we particularize them for several fields and, in particular, we carry out the quantization the abelian Chern-Simons models over an arbitrary closed surface in detail.M.N. is grateful to the Imperial College, where this paper has ma...
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This is an open access article.Elementary interactions are formulated according to the principle of ...
Quantum Yang-Mills theory, Classical Statistical Field Theory (for Hamiltonians which are non-polyno...
Traditionally symmetries of field theories are encoded via Lie group actions, or more generally, as ...
New features of a previously introduced Group Approach to Quantization are presented. We show that ...
The possibility of non-trivial representations of the gauge group on wavefunctionals of a gauge inva...
We expose a new procedure of quantization of fields, based on the Geometric Langlands Correspondence...
Quantizing the electromagnetic field with a group formalism faces the difficulty of how to turn the ...
A new approach is suggested to the problem of quantising causal sets, or topologies, or other such m...
The aim of the Algebraic Quantization is the quantum description of a physical system by means of t...
It has been known for some time that there are many inequivalent quantizations possible when the con...
We discuss the notion of symmetries in non-local field theories characterized by integro-differentia...
New clues for the best understanding of the nature of the symmetry-breaking mechanism are revealed ...
We discuss the algebra of general gauge theories that are described by the embedding tensor formalis...
We generalize the operadic approach to algebraic quantum field theory [arXiv:1709.08657] to a broade...
Contents - Introduction * Why $S^1$-extended phase space? * Why central extensions of classical symm...
This is an open access article.Elementary interactions are formulated according to the principle of ...
Quantum Yang-Mills theory, Classical Statistical Field Theory (for Hamiltonians which are non-polyno...
Traditionally symmetries of field theories are encoded via Lie group actions, or more generally, as ...