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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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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2003

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 11.10.2005

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Hall fluid (fluids), gauge potential in      303—304 307
Hall fluid (fluids), incompressibility of      301 306
Hall fluid (fluids), Laughlin odd-denominator      306
Hall fluid (fluids), order in      306
Handedness, field      96
Handedness, field, charge conjugation and      98
Hansson, T.      302
Harmonic paradigm      5
Hasslacher, Brosl      389
Hawking radiation      264—265
Heaviside, O.      217
Hedgehog      284
Heisenberg, Werner, approach to quantum mechanics      61—62
Heisenberg, Werner, isospin SU(2) of      469
Heisenberg, Werner, isospin symmetry of      370 371
Heisenberg, Werner, on neutron and proton, symmetry of      71
Hierarchy problem, grand unification and      403—404
Higgs field, covariant derivative of      238
Higgs particle, mass of      366
High energy physics, renormalization group in      340—341
Homotopy groups      283
Hopf term      296
Hopf term, non-local      307
Howe, p.      453
Hubbard — Stratonovich transformation      174
Identity, absolute      117—118
Impurities      301
Impurities and random potential      330
Impurities, condensed matter physics and study of      334
Infinities in quantum field theory      145—146
Instanton (instantons)      286
Instanton (instantons), discovery of      455
Integer Hall effect      301
Integration measure in path integral formalism      67
Integration variables, shifting      245
Interchange symmetry      71
Internal symmetry      71
Inverse square law      38
Irrelevant operators      345
Ising model      342
Isospin symmetry of Heisenberg      370 371
Itzykson, Claude      385
Iwasaki, Y.      426
Jona-Lasinio, G.      208
Jordan, P.      103
Josephson junction, fundamental relation underlying      174
Kadanoff, Leo      342
Kadanoff, Leo, and renormalization groups      342
Kaluza — Klein compactification      427—428
Kaluza — Klein compactification, derivation of      432—433
Kardar — Parisi — Zhang equation      326
Kinks      see “Solitons”
Kivelson, Steve      302
Klein — Gordon equation      21 89 91 172
Klein — Gordon equation, Schroedinger equation derived from      172
Klein — Gordon operator      109
Kosterlitz — Thouless transition      287
Kramer’s degeneracy      100
Lagrangian as mnemonic      318 320
Lagrangian for quantum electrodynamics      97 135
Lagrangian, Dirac      see “Dirac equation”
Lagrangian, gauge invariant      227—228
Lagrangian, Maxwell      see “Maxwell Lagrangian”
Lagrangian, Meissner      310 313
Lagrangian, symmetries of, breaking      193
Lagrangian, weak interaction      96
Lagrangian, Yang — Mills      230
Lamb shift in atomic spectroscopy      190
Landau gauge      141
Landau levels      301
Landau — Ginzburg approach to quantum field theory      17
Landau — Ginzburg theory (mean field theory)      268—269
Landau — Ginzburg theory (mean field theory), order in      306
Landau, L.D.      237
Landau, L.D., on London penetration length      271
Landau, L.D., on second-order transitions      267
Landau, L.D., on superconductivity      270
Landau, L.D., on superfluidity      258
Laplace, P.-S.      264
Large N expansion      377—379
Large N expansion, Dyson gas approach to      384—386
Large N expansion, field theories in      386—388
Larmor circle      300 301
Lattice gauge theory      356—358
Lattice gauge theory, Wilson loop in      358—360
Laughlin odd-denominator Hall fluids      306
Lee, B.      158
Lee, D.H.      314n
Lee, Tsung-Dao      96
Legendre transform      209
Leinaas, J.      293
Length scales in condensed matter physics      154
Length scales, renormalization group and      342—343
Leptons and quarks, neutral current interaction between      366
Leptons, families of      366
Leptons, generations of      413
Levy, M., $\sigma$ model of      318—319
Licciardello, D.      347
Light beam, stress-energy tensor of      430
Light, gravity of      427
Likhtman, E.P.      443
Linearly dispersing mode      258
Linearly dispersing mode, velocity of      259
Local field theory      456
Local transformation      see “Gauge transformation”
Localization, Anderson      330—331 334
Localization, Anderson, in renormalization group language      347—349
Localization, study of      335
Logarithmic divergence      160 161—162
London penetration length      271
Loop diagrams      44 56—57 56f 58f
Lorentz algebra      112—113
Lorentz boosts      111—112
Lorentz group, defining representation of      113
Lorentz group, generators of, algebra for      112—113
Lorentz group, spinor representation of      113—115
Lorentz invariance      457
Lorentz invariance in quantum field theory      17
Lorentz invariance, canonical formalism and      67
Lorentz invariance, Euclidean equivalent of      343
Lorentz transformation and Dirac equation      92—93
Lueders, G.      118
MacDonald, Alan      306
Magnetic charge (monopole)      222 285
Magnetic charge (monopole) and Maxwell’s equations      222
Magnetic charge (monopole) in spontaneously broken gauge theory      285
Magnetic charge (monopole), confinement in superconductor      369—370
Magnetic charge (monopole), Dirac quantization of      220—221 224
Magnetic charge (monopole), duality of      312—313
Magnetic charge (monopole), electrically charged (dyon)      285
Magnetic charge (monopole), mass of      285
Magnetic charge (monopole), quantum mechanics and      217
Magnetic moment of electron in Dirac equation      177—178
Magnetic moment of electron, anomaly in      179
Magnetic moment of electron, calculation of      439
Magnetic moment of electron, Schwinger on      179—181 439
Magnetic moment of ferromagnet and antiferromagnet      322
Magnetic moment of proton, anomaly in      439—440
Majorana equation      98—99
Majorana mass      98
Majorana mass for neutrino      99
Majorana spinor      99 481
Majorana, Ettore      98n 481
Marginal operators      345
Mass (masses) of electron      166
Mass (masses) of gauge boson      238—239
Mass (masses) of Higgs particle      366
Mass (masses) of magnetic charge (monopole)      285
Mass (masses) of neutrino      99
Mass (masses) of nucleon      319
Mass (masses) of soliton (kink)      280
Mass (masses), attraction between      33—34
Mass (masses), energy of      34
Mass (masses), Majorana      98 99
Mass (masses), Planck      39—40 420
Mass renormalization      159
Massive gauge field, Nambu — Goldstone boson and      237—238
Massive spin 1 field vs. massless spin 1 field      168
Massive spin 1 particle in Yang — Mills theory      361
Massive spin 1 particle, degrees of freedom of      35 36
Massive spin 1 particle, degrees of polarization of      32
Massive spin 1 particle, field theory of      30—31
Massive spin 1 particle, propagator for      33
Massive spin 1 particle, rest frame for      168
Massive spin 2 particle, degrees of polarization of      33
Massive spin 2 particle, propagator for      33 426
Matrix (matrices) without inverse      167—168
Matrix (matrices), gamma      see “Gamma matrices”
Matrix (matrices), Gell-Mann      238
Matrix (matrices), Pauli      238
Matter, origin of, explanation for      403
Matter, states of      306
Mattress model of scalar field theory      4f 4—5
Mattress model of scalar field theory, disturbing      20 20f
Mattress model of scalar field theory, path integral description of      16—18
Maxwell action      167
Maxwell equations, magnetic charges and      222
Maxwell Lagrangian      30 32 79
Maxwell Lagrangian, bypassing      32—33
Maxwell Lagrangian, derivation of      36
Maxwell term      298 307
Maxwell theory of electromagnetism, development of      456—457
Maxwell theory of electromagnetism, Yang — Mills theory compared with      230
Mean field theory (Landau — Ginzburg theory)      268—269
Mean field theory (Landau — Ginzburg theory), order in      306
Meissner effect      271 369
Meissner Lagrangian      310 313
Meson (mesons), $\pi$      see “Pion(s)”
Meson (mesons), $\sigma$      319 320
Meson (mesons), birth of, quantum field theory on      54—55 55f
Meson (mesons), soliton compared with      279
Meson (mesons), vector, field theory of      30—31 (see also “Massive spin 1 particle”)
Meson-meson scattering amplitude      338
Meson-meson scattering amplitude as analytic function      189
Meson-meson scattering amplitude, cutoff dependence of      158
Meson-meson scattering amplitude, dimensional analysis on      158
Meson-meson scattering amplitude, divergence of      145—146
Meson-meson scattering amplitude, path integral formulation of      150—151
Meson-meson scattering amplitude, regularization and      147—148
Meson-meson scattering amplitude, renormalization and      149—150
Mills, Richard, and nonabelian gauge theory      226 228
Minkowskian path integral      261
Momentum density in nonrelativistic theory      173
Momentum space      24
Momentum space, fermion propagator in      109
Momentum space, Feynman diagrams in      53
Momentum, fundamental definition of      78
Momentum, orbital angular, Dirac equation on      177—178
Momentum, spin angular, Dirac equation on      178
monopole      see “Magnetic charge”
Montonen, J.      313
Muon, weak decay of      362
Myrheim, J.      293
Nambu — Goldstone boson (bosons)      198—199
Nambu — Goldstone boson (bosons) in massive gauge field      237—238
Nambu — Goldstone boson (bosons) in relativistic vs. nonrelativistic theories      259
Nambu — Goldstone boson (bosons), $\pi$ mesons (pions) as      205 370 371
Nambu — Goldstone boson (bosons), gapless mode as      258
Nambu, Yoichiro      272 452
Naturalness, notion of      404
Neel state for antiferromagnet      324
Neutral current interaction      366
Neutrino (neutrinos), handedness of      98
Neutrino (neutrinos), mass of      99
Neutrino masses, effective field theory of      441
Neutron (neutrons) and proton, internal symmetry of      71
Neutron (neutrons), $\beta$ decay of      202—203
Neutron (neutrons), electric dipole moment for      232
Neveu, Andre      386 389
Newton’s gravitational force and Coulomb’s electric force, comparison of      27
Newton’s gravitational force, derived from Einstein — Hilbert action      424—425
Newton’s gravitational force, quantum field theory on      30 32—34
Ne’eman, Y., SU (3) of      469
Noether current      173 205
Noether’s theorem      73—74 96 319
Noether’s theorem, elaborate formulation of      74
Nonabelian Berry’s phase      235 325
Nonabelian gauge potential      227 228
Nonabelian gauge potential, coupling to fermion field      233
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories)      226—233 (see also “Yang — Mills theory”)
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), chiral anomaly in      250
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), differential forms in      228 229
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), Feynman rules in      473—474
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), gauge invariance in, preserving      187
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), ghost action in      355
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), redundancy of, Faddeev — Popov approach to      169
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), renormalizability of      158 395
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), strong interaction described by      232 361
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), unsatisfactory features of      456
Nonabelian gauge theory (theories), ’t Hooft double-line formalism and      231—232
Nonanalyticity, emergence of      267
Nonanalyticity, symmetry breaking and      268
Noncommutative field theory      456
Nonrenormalizable theory (theories)      154 164 438
Nonrenormalizable theory (theories), counterterms in      164 212
Nonrenormalizable theory (theories), Einstein’s theory of gravity as      157
Nonrenormalizable theory (theories), Fermi’s theory of the weak interaction as      155 164
Nonrenormalization of the anomaly      251
Notation, dotted and undotted      113—114 479—482
Notation, dotted and undotted, replacing      457
Nucleon (nucleons) and pions, interaction between      318—319
Nucleon (nucleons), attraction between      26
Nucleon (nucleons), electron scattering off of, deep inelastic      368—369
Nucleon (nucleons), mass of      319
Nucleon (nucleons), wave function of quarks in      368
Olive, D.I.      313
Orbital angular momentum, Dirac equation on      177—178
Order parameters      270
Orthogonal groups, embedding unitary groups into      407—408
Parisi, Giorgio      385
Parity      94
Parity and Dirac spinor      114
Parity, Dirac equation and      94
Parity, weak interaction and      96 361—362
Particle (particles)      see “Specific particles”
Particle (particles), birth and death of      4—5
Particle (particles), birth of, quantum field theory on      54—55
Particle (particles), field associated with      24—25
Particle (particles), force associated with      25—27
Particle (particles), interchanging      293—294 294f
Particle (particles), propagation of, describing      46—47 49
Particle (particles), scattering of      see “Scattering of particles”
Particle (particles), sources and sinks for      20
Particle physics and condensed matter physics      255 437—438
Particle physics, energy scales in      154
Particle physics, family problem in      413
Particle physics, spontaneous symmetry breaking in      267 272 435
Partition function in quantum statistical mechanics      262—263
Path integral formalism and classical limit      19
Path integral formalism and vacuum energy, calculation of      121—123
Path integral formalism for spinor field      221
Path integral formalism vs. canonical formalism      42 61 67
Path integral formalism, chiral anomaly and      252
Path integral formalism, derivation of      42
Path integral formalism, description of mattress model      16—18
Path integral formalism, Dirac on      10—13
Path integral formalism, Feynman on      7—10
Path integral formalism, Grassmann math and      125—126
Path integral formalism, history of      59
Path integral formalism, integration measure in      67
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