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Does a Second-Class Primary Constraint Generate a Gauge Transformation? Electromagnetisms and Gravities, Massless and Massive
In constrained Hamiltonian dynamics there are two views regarding how first-class constraints generate gauge transformations: individually or only in a certain combination, the Rosenfeld-Anderson-Bergmann-Castellani gauge generator. This gauge generator $G$ preserves Hamilton's equations and changes
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