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Space of Hermitian Triples and Ashtekar–Isham Quantization

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We generalize the Ashtekar–Isham construction for quantizing gauge fields to the case where the configuration variables belong to the space of Hermitian triples, not Hermitian connections.

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Tyurin, N.A. Space of Hermitian Triples and Ashtekar–Isham Quantization. Theoretical and Mathematical Physics 139, 571–581 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:TAMP.0000022748.56895.89

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