Spatial geometry of the electric field representation of non-abelian gauge theories.
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Abstract: A unitary transformation is used to simplify the Gauss law constraint of non-abelian gauge theories in the electric field representation. This leads to an unexpected geometrization because transforms as a (composite) connection. The geometric information in is transferred to a gauge invariant spatial connection and torsion by a suitable choice of basis vectors for the adjoint representation which are constructed from the electric field . A metric is also constructed from . For gauge group , the spatial geometry is the standard Riemannian geometry of a 3-manifold, and for it is a metric preserving geometry with both conventional and unconventional torsion. The transformed Hamiltonian is local. For a broad class of physical states, it can be expressed entirely in terms of spatial geometric, gauge invariant variables.
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