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October 15, 1983Physical review. D. Particles, fields, gravitation, and cosmology/Physical review. D. Particles and fields19 citations

Equivalence theorem and gauge theory at finite temperature

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HMH. MatsumotoYNY. NakanoHUH. Umezawa

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The Feynman rules of non-Abelian gauge theory at finite temperature are studied in a real-time formulation of quantum field theory at finite temperature. In order to have a simple prescription to obtain the Feynman rules at finite temperatures, an equivalence theorem which is a straightforward generalization of the same theorem at zero temperature to finite temperature will be presented in perturbation theory.

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