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BV Formalism and Partition Functions

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arxiv 2410.18285 v1 pith:5H4E3HOI submitted 2024-10-23 hep-th math-phmath.MP

Pietro Antonio Grassi , Ondrej Hulik This is my paper · ORCID
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The BV formalism is a well-established method for analyzing symmetries and quantization of field theories. In this paper we use the BV formalism to derive partition functions of gauge invariant operators up to equations of motions and their redundancies of selected theories. We discuss various interpretations of the results, some dualities and relation to first quantized models.

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