Some remarks on relational nature of gauge symmetry

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We review the gauge theories on the relational point of view. With this new insight we approach the Yang Mills theories and the problem of confinement. We point out that we can intuit the relational gauge nature from the Gribov mechanism in the study of confinement in strong coupled gauge theories.

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