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Any gauge theory is proved to arise from spontaneous breakdown of symmetry under certain infinite parameter group, the corresponding gauge field being the Goldstone field by which this breakdown is accompanied.
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Ivanov, E.A., Ogievetsky, V.I. Gauge theories as theories of spontaneous breakdown. Lett Math Phys 1, 309–313 (1976). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00398486
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