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Axiomatic Foundations of Galilean Quantum Field Theories

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A realistic axiomatic formulation of Galilean Quantum Field Theories is presented, from which the most important theorems of the theory can be deduced. In comparison with others formulations, the formal aspect has been improved by the use of certain mathematical theories, such as group theory and the theory of rigged Hilbert spaces. Our approach regards the fields as real things with symmetry properties. The general structure is analyzed and contrasted with relativistic theories.

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Puccini, G., Vucetich, H. Axiomatic Foundations of Galilean Quantum Field Theories. Foundations of Physics 34, 263–295 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:FOOP.0000019584.39535.28

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