Trivial Lagrangians in the Causal Approach
Dan-Radu Grigore

TL;DR
This paper proves a non-uniqueness theorem for chronological products in gauge models using cohomological methods, showing how trivial Lagrangians affect perturbative gauge invariance.
Contribution
It introduces a cohomological framework to analyze the impact of trivial Lagrangians on the non-uniqueness of chronological products in gauge theories.
Findings
Non-uniqueness theorem established for chronological products.
Gauge invariance up to order n is preserved under coboundary modifications.
Trivial Lagrangians induce coboundary changes in chronological products.
Abstract
We prove the non-uniqueness theorem for the chronological products of a gauge model. We use a cohomological language where the cochains are chronological products, gauge invariance means a cocycle restriction and coboundaries are expressions producing zero sandwiched between physical states. Suppose that we have gauge invariance up to order n of the perturbation theory and we modify the first-order chronological products by a coboundary (a trivial Lagrangian). Then the chronological products up to order n get modified by a coboundary also.
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TopicsQuantum chaos and dynamical systems
