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تسجيل مستخدم جديدSeeking an Even-Parity Mass Term for 3-D Gauge Theory
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Mass-gap calculations in three-dimensional gauge theories are discussed. Also we present a Chern--Simons-like mass-generating mechanism which preserves parity and is realized non-perturbatively.
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