Manuscript XIV-B@1 · XIV-B.tex · section · 53202eaa
Declarations
Declarations · lines 1138–1182
scope. All constructions are classical, at . The antibracket is the classical antibracket of local functionals on smooth configuration spaces. No quantum antibracket, quantum master equation, on antifields, state, or loop is constructed.
scope. The relative complex lives on , whose ghosts are supported where both backgrounds are trivial and whose antighosts and antifields are compactly supported in the open slab. Its intersection with XII-A's shell has zero ghost sector. The observable identities are evaluations on the named bosonic sets, not quotients and not closure on .
recorded. XIV-A's is fixed as a subspace of its , with compact antighost; nothing in XIV-A used a noncompact antighost. The free-shell ghost theorem is stated for the ghost by the -support and for the antighost by compact support in the open slab; the antighost rule on the intersection is the inherited , not zero. The Koszul–Tate sector is identified with the equations of the gauge-fixed interacting action, which coincide with the free shell only at order .
scope. XIV-A supplies the sheet, the kinematic rule, the extended action, the breaking functional and its witness, the relative identity, the gauge-fixed form, and the observable ledger. XIII-A supplies the non-ideal theorem and ordering counterexample. XIII-D supplies the class exclusion and the cochain. XII-A and XI-B supply the carrier, the free rule, and the uniqueness input. XII-C supplies the exact metric Euler derivative used in the Koszul–Tate witness. The algebra , the nilpotence and its failure off , the Koszul–Tate identification, the free-shell ghost theorem, the separation lemma, and the two obstructions are proved here.
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