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Aspects of Anomalies: Fermion Family Constraints, Gravitational Form Factors and Scattering Amplitudes
Quantum anomalies play two complementary roles in quantum field theory: as consistency conditions that constrain the field content of a theory, and as dynamical effects encoded in the analytic structure of correlation functions. This thesis explores both. In the first part, we study the 331 model, i
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