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[en] The basic steps that have to be taken in order to formulate and understand a gauge field theory are outlined. The arguments are illustrated with a simple example of a non-Abelian gauge model (which is not realistic physically). A review is given of the construction process of a model in general, showing the Bout-Englert-Higgs-Kibble phenomena. The quantization problem is formulated and the essential steps in the proof of renormalizability are indicated. (Auth.)
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Martinis, M.; Pallua, S.; Zovko, N. (Institut Rudjer Boskovic, Zagreb (Yugoslavia)) (eds.); p. 321-332; ISBN 072040293X; 
; 1974; North-Holland; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Adriatic Summer Meeting on particle physics; Rovinj, Yugoslavia; 23 Sep 1973
; 1974; North-Holland; Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Adriatic Summer Meeting on particle physics; Rovinj, Yugoslavia; 23 Sep 1973