Obtaining a light-like planar gauge
Alfredo T. Suzuki, Ricardo Bentín
Abstract
In the usual and current understanding of planar gauge choices for Abelian and non Abelian gauge fields, the external defining vector nμ can either be space-like (n2<0) or time-like (n2>0) but not light-like (n2=0). In this work we propose a light-like planar gauge that consists in defining a modified gauge-fixing term, LGF, whose main characteristic is a two-degree violation of Lorentz covariance arising from the fact that four-dimensional space-time spanned entirely by null vectors as basis necessitates two light-like vectors, namely nμ and its dual mμ, with n2=m2=0, n· m≠ 0, say, e.g. normalized to n· m=2.
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