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As @DanielC Pointed out, Krein spaces are the main ingredient to generalise Wightman axioms to free gauge theories. There is a framework, which you might be looking for: the Strocchi Wightman framework. You can find a detailed description in chapter 7 of the following notes:

https://www-m5.ma.tum.de/foswiki/pub/M5/Allgemeines/WojciechDybalski/Notes-QFT41.pdf

If you are interested in physical motivation why Krein spaces are needed, I have written up a text, when I was taking QFT - however this gets only as far to motivate the Strocchi Wightman relativistic quantum mechanics framework. I did not go too deep into the functional analytic aspects, just the precise motivation why we have to introduce Krein spaces:

https://www.overleaf.com/read/gsdrrvzcbxrp

As @DanielC Pointed out, Krein spaces are the main ingredient to generalise Wightman axioms to free gauge theories. There is a framework, which you might be looking for: the Strocchi Wightman framework. You can find a detailed description in chapter 7 of the following notes:

https://www-m5.ma.tum.de/foswiki/pub/M5/Allgemeines/WojciechDybalski/Notes-QFT41.pdf

If you are interested in physical motivation why Krein spaces are needed, I have written up a text, when I was taking QFT - however this gets only as far to motivate the Strocchi Wightman relativistic quantum mechanics framework. I did not go too deep into the functional analytic aspects, just the precise motivation why we have to introduce Krein spaces:

https://www.overleaf.com/read/gsdrrvzcbxrp

As @DanielC Pointed out, Krein spaces are the main ingredient to generalise Wightman axioms to free gauge theories. There is a framework, which you might be looking for: the Strocchi Wightman framework. You can find a detailed description in chapter 7 of the following notes:

https://www-m5.ma.tum.de/foswiki/pub/M5/Allgemeines/WojciechDybalski/Notes-QFT41.pdf

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As @DanielC Pointed out, Krein spaces are the main ingredient to generalise Wightman axioms to free gauge theories. There is a framework, which you might be looking for: the Strocchi Wightman framework. You can find a detailed description in chapter 7 of the following notes:

https://www-m5.ma.tum.de/foswiki/pub/M5/Allgemeines/WojciechDybalski/Notes-QFT41.pdf

If you are interested in physical motivation why Krein spaces are needed, I have written up a text, when I was taking QFT - however this gets only as far to motivate the Strocchi Wightman relativistic quantum mechanics framework. I did not go too deep into the functional analytic aspects, just the precise motivation why we have to introduce Krein spaces:

https://www.overleaf.com/read/gsdrrvzcbxrp