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Zee A. — Quantum field theory in a nutshell
Zee A. — Quantum field theory in a nutshell



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Íàçâàíèå: Quantum field theory in a nutshell

Àâòîð: Zee A.

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"A quantum field theory text for the twenty-first century, this book makes the essential tool of modern theoretical physics available to any student who has completed a course on quantum mechanics and is eager to go on." Without a solid understanding of quantum field theory, no student can claim to have mastered contemporary theoretical physics. Offering a remarkably accessible conceptual introduction, this text will be widely welcomed and used.


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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2003

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 11.10.2005

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Einstein, Albert, and cosmological constant      435
Einstein, Albert, and repeated indices summation convention      457n
Einstein’s theory of gravity      76 78
Einstein’s theory of gravity and deflection of light      425—426
Einstein’s theory of gravity, nonrenormalizability of      157
Einstein’s theory of gravity, Yang — Mills theory compared with      430
Electric charge, quantized, grand unification on      394
Electric charge, quantum fluctuations and      188 189
Electric charge, renormalization of      189 190
Electric force and gravitational force, comparison of      27
Electric force, quantum field theory on      30—31
Electromagnetic coupling, flow of      339
Electromagnetic duality      222
Electromagnetic field and energy of vacuum      65
Electromagnetic field as quantum field      3—4
Electromagnetic field, Dirac equation in presence of      97
Electromagnetic field, stress-energy tensor of      78—79
Electromagnetic force between like charges      31
Electromagnetic force, knowledge of      434
Electromagnetic wave, degrees of freedom of      35
Electromagnetism and gravity, unification of      428
Electromagnetism, Faddeev — Popov method applied to      170—171
Electromagnetism, Maxwell on      see “Maxwell theory of electromagnetism”
Electromagnetism, weakness of      398—399
Electron (electrons) in condensed matter system      255
Electron (electrons), absolute identity of      117—118
Electron (electrons), binary strings in      412
Electron (electrons), Cooper pairs of      270
Electron (electrons), degrees of freedom of      91 95
Electron (electrons), effect of magnetic field on      223—224
Electron (electrons), energy levels available to      5
Electron (electrons), Fermi — Dirac statistics for      117
Electron (electrons), fractional Hall state of      301
Electron (electrons), magnetic moment of      see “Magnetic moment of electron”
Electron (electrons), mass of, in classical physics      166
Electron (electrons), noninteracting hopping      273—274 273f 274f
Electron (electrons), pairing into bosons      270
Electron (electrons), pairs of, Bose — Einstein statistics for      117
Electron (electrons), photon fluctuation into      183—185 184f
Electron (electrons), requirements of antisymmetric wave function      103
Electron (electrons), stability of      397
Electron scattering      130—134 131f
Electron scattering to order $e^{4}$      136—140 137f—138f 139f
Electron scattering, off nucleons, deep inelastic      368—369
Electron scattering, off protons, deep inelastic      341
Electron scattering, off protons, Schroedinger equation for      3
Electron-positron annihilation      372—375
Electroweak theory      155—156 361
Electroweak theory, construction of      361—365
Electroweak theory, renormalizability of      366
Energy density      34
Energy of mass      34
Energy of vacuum      see “Vacuum energy”
Energy scales in particle physics      154
Energy scales, renormalization group and      342
Energy, fundamental definition of      78
Energy, quantum mechanics and special relativity on      3
Energy-momentum tensor      297
Entropy, Boltzmann on      287
Euclidean path integral      12
Euclidean quantum field theory      261—262
Euclidean quantum field theory and high-temperature quantum statistical mechanics      264
Euclidean quantum field theory and quantum statistical mechanics      263
Euler — Lagrange equation      13 74 424 434
Exact forms      219
Faddeev — Popov method      169—170 240 353
Faddeev — Popov method and derivation of graviton propagator      423
Faddeev — Popov method, applying to electromagnetism      170—171
Fermi coupling      155
Fermi field, mass correction to, divergence of      165
Fermi liquid, gapless modes in      259
Fermi theory of the weak interaction      203
Fermi theory of the weak interaction as effective field theory      441
Fermi theory of the weak interaction, intermediate vector boson and      156—157
Fermi theory of the weak interaction, nonrenormalizability of      155 164 366
Fermi theory of the weak interaction, predictive power of      438
Fermi theory of the weak interaction, within electroweak theory      156
Fermi — Dirac statistics      117
Fermi, Enrico      101
Fermion (fermions) and bosons, unification of      443
Fermion (fermions) in lattice gauge theory      358
Fermion (fermions), degree of divergence with      163—164
Fermion (fermions), Feynman rules for      127—128 127f
Fermion (fermions), mass correction for, divergence of      165 166
Fermion (fermions), massive Dirac, and Chern — Simons term      297—298
Fermion masses in grand unification      401—402
Fermion masses, naturally small      404
Fermion propagator      109
Fermion-fermion scattering, Feynman diagram for      156 157f
Ferromagnet (ferromagnets)      199
Ferromagnet (ferromagnets), effective low energy description of      322—323
Ferromagnet (ferromagnets), low energy modes in      323—324
Ferromagnet (ferromagnets), magnetic moments in      322
Ferromagnet (ferromagnets), order in      306
ferromagnetic transition      270
Feynman diagrams for electron scattering      130 131f
Feynman diagrams for fermion-fermion scattering      156 157f
Feynman diagrams in momentum space      53
Feynman diagrams in perturbation theory      54 55f
Feynman diagrams in spacetime      53 57
Feynman diagrams, analyticity properties of      189
Feynman diagrams, beginning of      27 28f
Feynman diagrams, breaking shackles of      287
Feynman diagrams, canonical formalism and      42
Feynman diagrams, childish game generating      52 52f
Feynman diagrams, connected vs. disconnected      27—29 46
Feynman diagrams, counterterms in      160—161 161f
Feynman diagrams, discovering      42—49 43f 44f 45f
Feynman diagrams, dominance of      277
Feynman diagrams, evaluating      475—477
Feynman diagrams, finite temperature      263
Feynman diagrams, function of      49
Feynman diagrams, limitations of      67
Feynman diagrams, loop      44 56—57 56f 58f
Feynman diagrams, orientation of      53
Feynman diagrams, path integral formalism and      42
Feynman diagrams, regularization of, alternative ways of      151
Feynman diagrams, relating infinite sets of      206—207
Feynman gauge      141
Feynman rules      471—474
Feynman rules for fermions      127—128 127f
Feynman rules for quantum electrodynamics, derivation of      135—141
Feynman rules for scalar field      53—54 471—472
Feynman rules for spontaneously broken gauge theories      239—240
Feynman rules for vector field      128 128f 472—473
Feynman rules in nonabelian gauge theory      473—474
Feynman rules in physical perturbation theory      160—161 161f
Feynman rules in random matrix theory      381 381f
Feynman rules in Yang — Mills theory      230 231f
Feynman rules, discovery of      59
Feynman, Richard, main contribution of      41
Feynman, Richard, metaphorical language of      109
Feynman, Richard, on Dirac      101
Feynman, Richard, on path integral formalism      7—10
Feynman, Richard, Yang — Mills theory and      353
Field renormalization      160
Field strength, construction of      228—230
Fierz identities      442
Fierz, M.      118
Fisher, Matthew P.A.      269 314n
Fisher, Matthew P.A., and renormalization groups      342
Fixed point (points), strong coupling      340
Flux, fundamental unit of      302
Flux, gauge potential and      312
Force, origin of      27
Force, particle and      25—27 (see also “Specific force”)
Forms, closed vs. exact      219—220
Forms, geometric character of      222—223 223f
Fractional (anyon) statistics      293
Fractional (anyon) statistics and quasiparticles      305 306
Fractional (anyon) statistics, coupling to gauge potential      294—295
Fractional (anyon) statistics, gauge boson and      299
Fractional (anyon) statistics, misleading nature of term      295
Fractional Hall effect      301—302
Free-field theory (Gaussian theory)      21—22 41
Free-field theory (Gaussian theory) in terms of Fourier transform      24
Freedom, degrees of      35
Freedom, degrees of, canonical formalism and      67
Freedom, degrees of, Dirac equation and reduction in      91
Freedom, degrees of, gauge invariance as redundancy in      241
Freedom, degrees of, longitudinal, in massive gauge field      237
Freedom, degrees of, of electron      91 95
Fujikawa, Kazuo      252
Gamma matrices      90 114 475
Gamma matrices, products of      91—92
Gamma matrices, trace products of, evaluating      132—133
Gamow, George      117n
Gapless mode      258
Gapless mode, Bogoliubov calculation of      258 260
Gapless mode, linearly dispersing      258—259
Gauge boson (bosons) and fractional statistics      299
Gauge boson (bosons) and intermediate vector boson      285
Gauge boson (bosons), mass spectrum of      238—239
Gauge fixing      168
Gauge invariance      79n 135 457
Gauge invariance and Dirac quantization of magnetic charge      220
Gauge invariance and renormalizability      395
Gauge invariance as redundancy in degrees of freedom      241
Gauge invariance in lattice gauge theory      358
Gauge invariance in nonabelian gauge theory, preserving      187
Gauge invariance of Chern — Simons term      306
Gauge invariance, discovery of      135n
Gauge invariance, origin of      168
Gauge invariance, proof of      136—141 186—187
Gauge invariance, regularization respecting      185—187
Gauge potential      223
Gauge potential in Hall fluid      303—304 307
Gauge potential, flux associated with      312
Gauge potential, fractional statistics and      294—295
Gauge potential, nonabelian      227 228
Gauge theory (theories)      see “Nonabelian gauge theory (theories)”
Gauge theory (theories) and fiber bundles, correspondence between      229
Gauge theory (theories) and superconductivity theory      271
Gauge theory (theories), Faddeev — Popov quantization of      169—170 240
Gauge theory (theories), gravity as      422
Gauge theory (theories), lattice      356—358
Gauge theory (theories), redundancy in      169—170 171
Gauge theory (theories), spontaneously broken, Feynman rules for      239—240
Gauge theory (theories), spontaneously broken, magnetic monopoles in      285
Gauge theory (theories), symmetry breaking in      236—238 241 271
Gauge theory (theories), unsatisfactory formulation of      456
Gauge theory (theories), vortex in      283
Gauge transformation (local transformation)      227
Gauge transformation (local transformation) and general coordinate transformation      428
Gaussian integration      13 459
Gaussian theory (free-field theory)      21—22 41
Gaussian theory (free-field theory) in terms of Fourier transform      24
Gell-Mann matrices      238
Gell-Mann, Murray, a model of      318—319
Gell-Mann, Murray, and seesaw mechanism      410
Gell-Mann, Murray, on quark color      368
Gell-Mann, Murray, SU(3) of      469
General coordinate invariance      34
General coordinate transformation and gauge transformation, connection between      428
General covariance, principle of      76
General relativity and quantum mechanics, marriage of      6
General relativity, review of      79—82
Generator, charge as      74
Georgi and Glashow, grand unification theory of      391—393
Georgi, Howard      405n
Ghost fields      354—355
Ginzburg, V.      237
Ginzburg, V., on London penetration length      271
Ginzburg, V., on second-order transitions      267
Ginzburg, V., on superconductivity      270
Girvin, Steve      306
Glashow, Sheldon      155
Glashow, Sheldon, electroweak theory of      365
Glashow, Sheldon, grand unification theory of      391—393
Glashow, Sheldon, Yang — Mills theory and      361
Gluon (gluons)      369
Gluon (gluons), origins of concept      207
Goldberger — Treiman relation      206 207 320
Goldberger, Murph      101
Goldstone’s theorem      198—199
Goldstone’s theorem in condensed matter physics      199—200
Golfand, Yu.A.      443
Gordon decomposition      178
Goto, T.      452
Grand unification      437
Grand unification and deeper understanding of physics      394—395
Grand unification and freedom from anomaly      395—396 414
Grand unification and hierarchy problem      403—404
Grand unification and origin of matter, explanation for      403
Grand unification and proton decay      397—398 400 441
Grand unification, charge conjugation in      413—414
Grand unification, fermion masses in      401—402
Grand unification, need for      391
Grand unification, SO(10), antineutrino field in      409—410
Grand unification, SO(10), binary code in      411—412
Grand unification, SO(10), spinor representation of      405—407 409 410
Grand unification, SO(18)      413
Grand unification, SU(5)      469
Grand unification, SU(5), Georgi and Glashow theory of      391—393
Grand unification, triumph of      399—400
Grassmann integration      124—126
Grassmann number (numbers)      121 124
Grassmann number (numbers) in path integral for spinor field      122
Grassmann variables      218
Grassmannian symmetry      335
Gravitational force      see “Gravity”
Gravitational interaction      35
Graviton as elementary particle      420 434
Graviton in (n+3+1)-dimensional universe      39—40
Graviton propagator      423—424
Graviton, coupling to matter      421
Graviton, definition of      78
Graviton, force associated with      27
Graviton, self-interaction of      420
Graviton, spin of      34
Gravity and electromagnetism, unification of      428
Gravity as field theory      420—422
Gravity as gauge theory      422
Gravity of light      427
Gravity, Einstein on      see “Einstein’s theory of gravity”
Gravity, Einstein — Hilbert action for      419—420
Gravity, helicity structure of      431—432
Gravity, Newton on      see “Newton’s gravitational force”
Gravity, nonrenormalizability of      421
Gravity, weak field action for      422—423
Green’s function (functions)      45 332
Green’s function (functions), generating      49
Green’s function (functions), propagator related to      22
Gross — Neveu model      386—388
Gross, David      369
Ground state degeneracy      297
Ground state in quantum field theory      196
Group theory, review of      461—470 (see also “Special orthogonal group SO(N)” “Special
Hadron (hadrons) in electroweak unification      365
Hadron (hadrons), electron-positron annihilation into      372—375
Hadron (hadrons), experimental observation of      202
Hadron (hadrons), quarks as components of      368
Hall effect      331—332
Hall effect, fractional      301—302
Hall effect, integer      301
Hall fluid (fluids)      300—308
Hall fluid (fluids), Chern — Simons term for      304
Hall fluid (fluids), effective field theory of      302—303 437—438
Hall fluid (fluids), electron tunneling in      307
Hall fluid (fluids), five general statements/principles of      302 303 307
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