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The SU(2) Ghost Sector Solves the Classical Master Equation

Example

Let su(2) have basis Ta with [Tb,Tc]=ϵabcTa. Form the finite graded-commutative coordinate algebra B=C[c1∗,c2∗,c3∗]⊗Λ(c1,c2,c3), where each ca is odd of ghost number 1 and each ca∗ is even of ghost number −2. Use the canonical antibracket

(F,G)=∑a=13(∂rF∂ca∂lG∂ca∗−∂rF∂ca∗∂lG∂ca).

For SCE=12ca∗ϵabccbcc, the element SCE is even with ghost number zero and satisfies (SCE,SCE)=0. Hence the Hamiltonian differential sF=(SCE,F) is nilpotent. This is only the finite-dimensional non-Abelian ghost sector; it is not a Yang–Mills action or a quantum field theory.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The displayed finite coordinate algebra, antibracket, and SCE.

[A1]

The structure constants ϵabc of su(2) satisfy the Lie-algebra Jacobi identity.

[F1]

Classical BV Antibracket and Yang–Mills Master-Action Data: the canonical antibracket has ghost number +1, shifted Jacobi, and the displayed left/right derivative convention.

[F2]

Classical Master Equation and Nilpotence of the BV Differential: on a canonical BV domain with no nonzero central element of ghost number one, the classical master equation is equivalent to nilpotence of sF=(S,F).

Verification

1.1A1F1algebra

The ghost number of SCE is −2+1+1=0, and its parity is even. The derivative convention gives ∂rSCE/∂ca=−ce∗ϵeabcb, ∂lSCE/∂ca=+ce∗ϵeabcb, and ∂rSCE/∂ca∗=∂lSCE/∂ca∗=12ϵacdcccd. Since ca∗ is even, substitution in the defining bracket gives (SCE,SCE)=(−ce∗ϵeabcb)(12ϵacdcccd)−(12ϵacdcccd)(+ce∗ϵeabcb)=−ce∗ϵeabϵacdcbcccd. The ghost product is totally antisymmetric, so the tensor contraction reduces to its antisymmetrization ϵea[bϵacd], which is the Jacobi identity and vanishes by [A1].

2.1F2step 1.1∎

The coordinate algebra is finite and canonical, so its center consists of constants and has no nonzero ghost-number-one element. Step 1.1 proves the classical master equation, and [F2] therefore gives s2=0 on the entire algebra.

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