02661cam a2200301 i 4500991003598659707536190128s2014 nyua b 001 0 eng d9781107034730 (hardback)b14357835-39ule_instBibl. Dip.le Aggr. Matematica e Fisica - Sez. Fisicaeng530.14/323LC QC174.45Schwartz, Matthew Dean785800Quantum field theory and the standard model /Matthew D. SchwartzNew York :Cambridge University Press,2014xviii, 850 pages :illustrations ;26 cmIncludes bibliographical references (pages 834-841) and indexMachine generated contents note: Part I. Field Theory: 1. Microscopic theory of radiation; 2. Lorentz invariance and second quantization; 3. Classical Field Theory; 4. Old-fashioned perturbation theory; 5. Cross sections and decay rates; 6. The S-matrix and time-ordered products; 7. Feynman rules; Part II. Quantum Electrodynamics: 8. Spin 1 and gauge invariance; 9. Scalar QED; 10. Spinors; 11. Spinor solutions and CPT; 12. Spin and statistics; 13. Quantum electrodynamics; 14. Path integrals; Part III. Renormalization: 15. The Casimir effect; 16. Vacuum polarization; 17. The anomalous magnetic moment; 18. Mass renormalization; 19. Renormalized perturbation theory; 20. Infrared divergences; 21. Renormalizability; 22. Non-renormalizable theories; 23. The renormalization group; 24. Implications of Unitarity; Part IV. The Standard Model: 25. Yang-Mills theory; 26. Quantum Yang-Mills theory; 27. Gluon scattering and the spinor-helicity formalism; 28. Spontaneous symmetry breaking; 29. Weak interactions; 30. Anomalies; 31. Precision tests of the standard model; 32. QCD and the parton model; Part V. Advanced Topics: 33. Effective actions and Schwinger proper time; 34. Background fields; 35. Heavy-quark physics; 36. Jets and effective field theory; Appendices; References; Index.Quantum field theoryTextbooksParticles (Nuclear physics)Textbooks.b1435783520-11-1928-01-19991003598659707536LE006 53.3.11 SCH12006000103787le006pE68.59-l- 03360.i1588134905-03-19LE006 53.3.11 SCHC. 212006000187053le006pE72.51-l- 01310.i1590777620-11-19LE006 53.3.11 SCHC. 312006000187046le006pE72.51-l- 02220.i1590778820-11-19Quantum field theory and the standard model1749531UNISALENTOle00628-01-19ma engnyu00