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Introducing Quantum Fields; 1.1. The Classical String; 1.2. The Quantum String; 1.3. Second Quantization; 1.4. Creation and Annihilation Operators; 1.5. Bose and Fermi Statistics; Problems; References; 2. Scalar Fields; 2.1. Klein-Gordon Equation; 2.2. Real Scalar Field; 2.3. Energy and Momentum; 2.4. Particle Spectrum; 2.5. Continuum Normalization; 2.6. Complex Scalar Field; 2.7. Charge and Antiparticle; 2.8. Microcausality; 2.9. The Feynman Propagator; 2.10. The Wave Functional; 2.11. Functional Operations 327 $a2.12. Vacuum Wave Functional2.13. The ?4 Theory; Problems; 3. Relativistic Fields; 3.1. Lorentz Transformations; 3.2. Minimal Representation: SL(2C); 3.3. The Poincare? Group; 3.4. Scalar, Vector, and Spinor Fields; 3.5. Relativistic Quantum Fields; 3.6. One-Particle States; Problems; Reference; 4. Canonical Formalism; 4.1. Principle of Stationary Action; 4.2. Noether's Theorem; 4.3. Translational Invariance; 4.4. Lorentz Invariance; 4.5. 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Time Reversal; Problems; Reference; 8. Dynamics of Interacting Fields; 8.1. Time Evolution; 8.2. Interaction Picture; 8.3. Adiabatic Switching; 8.4. Correlation Functions in the Interaction Picture; 8.5. S Matrix and Scattering; 8.6. Scattering Cross Section; 8.7. Potential Scattering; 8.8. Adiabatic Theorem; Problems; References.; 9. Feynman Graphs 327 $a9.1. Perturbation Theory9.2. Time-Ordered and Normal Products; 9.3. Wick'sTheorem; 9.4. Feynman Rules for Scalar Theory; 9.5. Types of Feynman Graphs; 9.5.1. Vacuum Graph; 9.5.2. Self-Energy Graph; 9.5.3. Connected Graph; 9.6. Wick Rotation; 9.7. Regularization Schemes; 9.8. Linked-Cluster Theorem; 9.9. Vacuum Graphs; Problems; Reference.; 10. Vacuum Correlation Functions; 10.1. Feynman Rules; 10.2. Reduction Formula; 10.3. The Generating Functional; 10.4. Connected Correlation Functions; 10.5. Lehmann Representation; 10.6. Dyson-Schwinger Equations; 10.7. Bound States 327 $a10.8. 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