Axioms for Quantum Yang-Mills Theories -- 1. Euclidean Axioms
Min Chul Lee

TL;DR
This paper develops a set of axioms for quantum Yang-Mills theories by extending Schwinger functions and emphasizing gauge-invariant quantities, aiming to formalize the mathematical foundation of these theories.
Contribution
It introduces a new axiomatic framework for quantum Yang-Mills theories based on gauge-invariant Schwinger functions and their physical properties.
Findings
Proposes axioms for gauge-invariant Schwinger functions
Aligns axioms with the principle that only gauge-invariant quantities are physical
Provides a foundation for rigorous mathematical formulation of Yang-Mills theories
Abstract
This paper extends the notion of Schwinger functions to quantum Yang-Mills theories and proposes the axioms they should satisfy. Two main features of this axiom scheme are that we assume existence of gauge-invariant co-located Schwinger functions and impose physical properties only on them. This is in accordance with the fundamental principle of gauge theories that only gauge-invariant quantities can be physical observables.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMathematical and Theoretical Analysis · Philosophy and History of Science · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories
