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Gauge theory in physics and mathematics refers to a field theory whose fields include principal bundles with connection.
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Reference for some elementary facts about principal bundles
Let $(P,\pi,B,G)$ be a principal bundle with total space $P$, base $B$, projection $\pi$ and structure group $G$.
Now I am searching for a good reference (with proofs) for the following facts:
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module of sections of the horizontal bundle
For those who are interested I give here a slightly more detailed version of Michael's answer.
First note that $T\pi|_{HP} \colon HP \to TB$ is a vector bundle map covering $\pi \colon P \to B$ and a …
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Literature for gauge field theory on the lattice in geometrical formulation
I have found an article by Huebschmann, Rudolph and Schmidt about "A Gauge Model for Quantum Mechanics on a Stratified Space" and I am very interested in this subject, but I don't have any background …
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module of sections of the horizontal bundle
Some times ago I posted this question here. There I carelessly assumed that if you have a set of sections of a vector bundle which span every fiber pointwise, they also generate the module of smooth s …
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Is symplectic reduction interesting from a physical point of view?
Do you think that symplectic reduction (Marsden Weinstein reduction) is interesting from a physical point of view? If so, why? Does it give you some new physical insights?
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