1971
DOI: 10.1016/0550-3213(71)90235-5
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Spontaneous breakdown in quantum electrodynamics

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“…Our construction is based on the definition of a suitable Bondi-like gauge for higher spins, whose consistency is further discussed in section 4. In section 5 we take a different perspective and consider the possibility to derive Weinberg's result for any spin as the Goldstone theorem of a specific class of large gauge transformations, thus extending the results of [20,21]. This approach provides a non-perturbative result that allows in principle to keep track also of the subleading corrections.…”
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“…Our construction is based on the definition of a suitable Bondi-like gauge for higher spins, whose consistency is further discussed in section 4. In section 5 we take a different perspective and consider the possibility to derive Weinberg's result for any spin as the Goldstone theorem of a specific class of large gauge transformations, thus extending the results of [20,21]. This approach provides a non-perturbative result that allows in principle to keep track also of the subleading corrections.…”
Section: Jhep05(2017)120mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One can extend the usual proof of Goldstone's theorem [21,33] by using the fact that the non-covariant piece of (5.6) involves the generator j µν = h µν of the (unbroken) global symmetry. According to the Goldstone theorem, if the symmetry is broken then there are massless one-particle modes in the Fourier transform of 0|δ (l) B|0 , where B is the order parameter.…”
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