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Dimensional reduction and BRST approach to the description of a Regge trajectory

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arxiv hep-th/9703010 v1 pith:LVKIASRZ submitted 1997-02-28 hep-th

A. Pashnev , M. Tsulaia This is my paper · ORCID
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The local free field theory for Regge trajectory is described in the framework of the BRST - quantization method. The corresponding BRST - charge is constructed with the help of the method of dimensional reduction.

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