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Also Known As	gauge field theory

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quantum chromodynamics electroweak theory gauge transformation gauge symmetry gauge invariance vector minus axial vector theory local gauge invariance unified field theory quantum electrodynamics quantum field theory supergravity Casimir effect renormalization

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Sir Michael Francis Atiyah, 2004.

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