The Tilted Gage Group Is a Tilted Gauge Group.

The fermions in our theories are going to be h models. And the idea is that we're going to work with vector bundles curly e of the form in homogeneous gage group product ed over the tilted gage group. Now, just as in the finite dimensional case, we have a liner and a non liner component, right? Because at a top logical level, this is just a car ten uh cartesian product. So if we wish to take products of fermions of spinorial fields, we can't figure out, necessarily, how to map them into the non linear sector. But we don't want to.