
In a previous paper \cite{Simple} it was shown that the BRST charge $Q$ for any gauge model with a Lie algebra symmetry may be decomposed as $Q=\del+\del^���,\;\;\;\del^2=\del^{���2}=0,\;\;\;[\del, \del^���]_+=0$ provided dynamical Lagrange multipliers are used but without introducing other matter variables in $\del$ than the gauge generators in $Q$. In this paper further decompositions are derived but now by means of gauge fixing operators. As in \cite{Simple} it is shown that $\del=c^{���a}��_a$ where $c^a$ are new ghosts and $��_a$ are nonhermitian variables satisfying the gauge algebra. However, in distinction to \cite{Simple} also solutions of the form $\del=c^{���a}A_a$ where $A_a$ satisfy an abelian algebra is derived (abelianization). By means of a bigrading the BRST condition reduces to $\del|ph\hb=\del^���|ph\hb=0$ on inner product spaces whose general solutions are expressed in terms of the solutions to a proper Dirac quantization. Thus, the procedure provides for inner products for the solutions of a Dirac quantization.
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High Energy Physics - Theory, High Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th), Quantization in field theory; cohomological methods, FOS: Physical sciences
High Energy Physics - Theory, High Energy Physics - Theory (hep-th), Quantization in field theory; cohomological methods, FOS: Physical sciences
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