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From Null Modes to Gauge Generators: A Bordered Faddeev--Jackiw Theory of Constraint Chains
A null mode of the bordered Faddeev--Jackiw matrix is not, in general, a gauge generator. We determine exactly what the residual kernel encodes and identify the additional condition required for genuine gauge symmetry. Writing $f^{(m)}=\begin{pmatrix}f^{(0)}&B\\-B^{\mathsf T}&0\end{pmatrix}$ and $Γ=
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