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On Composite fields approach to Gribov copies elimination in Yang-Mills theories

Alexander A. Reshetnyak
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We suggest a method of introducing the Gribov--Zwanziger horizon functional, $H$, for Yang--Mills theories by using the composite fields technique: $σ(ϕ)=H$. A different form of the same horizon functional in gauges $χ$ and $χ^{\prime }$ is taken into account via (gauged) field-dependent BRST transformations connecting quantum Yang--Mills actions in these gauges. We introduce generating functionals of Green's functions with composite fields and derive the corresponding Ward identities. A study of gauge dependence shows that the effective action in Yang--Mills theories with the composite field $H$ does not depend on the gauge on the extremals determined by the Yang--Mills fields $ϕ$ alone.

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Alexander A. Reshetnyak. 2014-02-19. On Composite fields approach to Gribov copies elimination in Yang-Mills theories. https://doi.org/10.1134/s1547477114070383

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