"Provides a broad and accessible introduction to quantum field theory and the Standard Model of particle physics, adopting a distinctive pedagogical approach with clear intuitive explanations to complement the mathematical exposition. Includes topics of current research both within and beyond the Standard Model"--
"Provides a broad and accessible introduction to quantum field theory and the Standard Model of particle physics, adopting a distinctive pedagogical approach with clear intuitive explanations to complement the mathematical exposition. Includes topics of current research both within and beyond the Standard Model"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Wolfgang Bietenholz is Professor of physics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). His research focuses on lattice field theory with applications to elementary particles and condensed matter. He also writes articles on physics, mathematics, and the history of science for a broader audience. He studied at ETH Zürich and the University of Bern, and held previous positions at CBPF in Rio de Janeiro, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY), NORDITA, and the Humboldt University in Berlin.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Part I. Quantum Field Theory: Ouverture: concepts of quantum field theory 1. Basics of quantum field theory 2. Scalar field theory and canonical quantization 3. From particles to wavicles and back 4. Perturbative scalar field functional integral in dimensional regularization 5. Renormalization group 6. Quantization of the free electromagnetic field 7. Charged states in scalar quantum electrodynamics 8. Canonical quantization of free Weyl, Dirac, and Majorana fermions 9. Fermionic functional integrals 10. Chiral symmetry in the continuum and on the lattice 11. Non-Abelian gauge fields Part II. Construction of the Standard Model: Intermezzo: concepts of the Standard Model 12. Spontaneous breakdown of global symmetries: from condensed matter to Higgs bosons 13. Local symmetry and the Higgs mechanism: from superconductivity to electroweak gauge bosons 14. Gluons: from confinement to deconfinement 15. One generation of leptons and quarks 16. Fermion masses 17. Several generations and flavor physics of quarks and leptons Part III. Strong Interaction: 18. Quantum Chromodynamics 19. Topology of gauge fields 20. U(1)A-problem 21. Spectrum of light baryons and mesons 22. Partons and hard processes 23. Chiral perturbation theory 24. Topology of Nambu-Goldstone boson fields Part IV. Selected Topics beyond the Standard Model: 25. Strong CP-problem 26. Grand unified theories Finale Appendix A. Highlights in the development of particle physics Appendix B. Units, hierarchies, and fundamental parameters Appendix C. Structure of Minkowski space-time Appendix D. Relativistic formulation of classical electrodynamics Appendix E. From the Galilei to the Poincaré algebra Appendix F. Lie groups and Lie algebras Appendix G. Homotopy groups and topology Appendix H. Monte Carlo method Appendix I. Phase transitions and critical phenomena Bibliography Author Index Subject Index.
Preface Part I. Quantum Field Theory: Ouverture: concepts of quantum field theory 1. Basics of quantum field theory 2. Scalar field theory and canonical quantization 3. From particles to wavicles and back 4. Perturbative scalar field functional integral in dimensional regularization 5. Renormalization group 6. Quantization of the free electromagnetic field 7. Charged states in scalar quantum electrodynamics 8. Canonical quantization of free Weyl, Dirac, and Majorana fermions 9. Fermionic functional integrals 10. Chiral symmetry in the continuum and on the lattice 11. Non-Abelian gauge fields Part II. Construction of the Standard Model: Intermezzo: concepts of the Standard Model 12. Spontaneous breakdown of global symmetries: from condensed matter to Higgs bosons 13. Local symmetry and the Higgs mechanism: from superconductivity to electroweak gauge bosons 14. Gluons: from confinement to deconfinement 15. One generation of leptons and quarks 16. Fermion masses 17. Several generations and flavor physics of quarks and leptons Part III. Strong Interaction: 18. Quantum Chromodynamics 19. Topology of gauge fields 20. U(1)A-problem 21. Spectrum of light baryons and mesons 22. Partons and hard processes 23. Chiral perturbation theory 24. Topology of Nambu-Goldstone boson fields Part IV. Selected Topics beyond the Standard Model: 25. Strong CP-problem 26. Grand unified theories Finale Appendix A. Highlights in the development of particle physics Appendix B. Units, hierarchies, and fundamental parameters Appendix C. Structure of Minkowski space-time Appendix D. Relativistic formulation of classical electrodynamics Appendix E. From the Galilei to the Poincaré algebra Appendix F. Lie groups and Lie algebras Appendix G. Homotopy groups and topology Appendix H. Monte Carlo method Appendix I. Phase transitions and critical phenomena Bibliography Author Index Subject Index.
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