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most citedOn the Landau Background Gauge Fixing and the IR Properties of YM Green Functions

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hep-th2021

Background Field Method and Generalized Field Redefinitions in Effective Field Theories

Andrea Quadri

We study the non-linear background field redefinitions arising at the quantum level in a spontaneously broken effective gauge field theory. The non-linear field redefinitions are c…

hep-th2021★ 1 cited

Background Field Method and Generalized Field Redefinitions in Effective Field Theories

Andrea Quadri

We show that in a spontaneously broken effective gauge field theory, quantized in a general background -gauge, also the background fields undergo a non-linear (albeit backgrou…

hep-th2013★ 31 cited

AntiBRST symmetry and Background Field Method

D. Binosi, A. Quadri

We show that the requirement that a SU(N) Yang-Mills action (gauge fixed in a linear covariant gauge) is invariant under both the Becchi-Rouet-Stora-Tyutin (BRST) symmetry as well…

hep-th2012

Canonical transformations in gauge theories with non-trivial backgrounds

Daniele Binosi, Andrea Quadri

We show how to implement the background field method by means of canonical transformations and comment on the applications of the method to non-perturbative techniques in non-Abeli…

hep-th2006★ 15 cited

The Hierarchy Principle and the Large Mass Limit of the Linear Sigma Model

Daniele Bettinelli, Ruggero Ferrari, Andrea Quadri

In perturbation theory we study the matching in four dimensions between the linear sigma model in the large mass limit and the renormalized nonlinear sigma model in the recently pr…

hep-th2004★ 42 cited

Physical Unitarity for Massive Non-abelian Gauge Theories in the Landau Gauge: Stueckelberg and Higgs

Ruggero Ferrari, Andrea Quadri

We discuss the problem of unitarity for Yang-Mills theory in the Landau gauge with a mass term a la Stueckelberg. We assume that the theory (non-renormalizable) makes sense in some…