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Definition of gauge theory in English: gauge theorynoun Physics A quantum theory using mathematical functions to describe subatomic interactions in terms of particles that are not directly detectable. Example sentencesExamples - This picture was improved upon by using a non-abelian gauge theory, Quantum Chromodynamics.
- In the perturbative expansion of a gauge theory, large numbers of Feynman amplitudes combine to produce mathematically simple expressions.
- A gauge theory would therefore also be a description of quantum gravity in a particular background space-time.
- He produced the first gauge theory in which the Maxwell electromagnetic field and the gravitational field appear as geometrical properties of space-time.
- The obvious thing to do was to try it out on the simplest gauge theory of all, electrodynamics - to break its symmetry to see what really happens.
Definition of gauge theory in US English: gauge theorynoun Physics A quantum theory using mathematical functions to describe subatomic interactions in terms of particles that are not directly detectable. Example sentencesExamples - In the perturbative expansion of a gauge theory, large numbers of Feynman amplitudes combine to produce mathematically simple expressions.
- The obvious thing to do was to try it out on the simplest gauge theory of all, electrodynamics - to break its symmetry to see what really happens.
- He produced the first gauge theory in which the Maxwell electromagnetic field and the gravitational field appear as geometrical properties of space-time.
- A gauge theory would therefore also be a description of quantum gravity in a particular background space-time.
- This picture was improved upon by using a non-abelian gauge theory, Quantum Chromodynamics.
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