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Gauging non-local quark models

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arxiv hep-ph/9909438 v2 pith:BSYSFX2H submitted 1999-09-20 hep-ph

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Gauging of effective chiral quark models with non-local regulators is discussed in the context of solitons. In particular, we show that with the P-exponent method the current algebra is satisfied and the charges are properly quantized.

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