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BRST symmetry: a standalone construct

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a global fermionic symmetry of gauge-fixed gauge theories involving ghost fields, used to prove renormalizability and define physical states.

In particle physics, BRST symmetry refers to a global fermionic symmetry of gauge-fixed gauge theories involving ghost fields, used to prove renormalizability and define physical states. This meaning comes from Becchi (1976) in Annals of Physics.[1]

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Becchi, C., Rouet, A., & Stora, R. (1976). Renormalization of gauge theories. Annals of Physics, 98(2), 287-321. https://doi.org/10.1016/0003-4916(76)90156-1

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