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1. Quantum field theory : an introduction for chemical physicists (: electronic bk)
Richard N. Porter
出版情報: [Singapore] : World Scientific, [202-]  1 online resource (xv, 284 p.)
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2. The universe in a helium droplet (: electronic bk)
Grigory E. Volovik
出版情報: Oxford : Oxford University Press, [20--]  1 online resource
シリーズ名: International series of monographs on physics ; 117
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Introduction: GUT and anti-GUT / 1：
Gravity / 2：
Microscopic physics of quantum liquids / 3：
Effective theory of superfluidity / 4：
Two-fluid hydrodynamics / 5：
Advantages and drawbacks of effective theory / 6：
Microscopic physics / 7：
Universality classes of fermionic vacua / 8：
Effective quantum electrodynamics in 3He-A / 9：
Phenomenology of superfluid helium-3 / 10：
Momentum-space topology of 2+1 systems / 11：
p-space topology protected by symmetry / 12：
Topology of defects / 13：
Vortices in 3He-B / 14：
Symmetry breaking in 3He-A and singular vortices / 15：
Continuous structures / 16：
Monopoles and boojums / 17：
Anomalous non-conservation of fermionic charge / 18：
Anomalous currents / 19：
Macroscopic parity violating effects / 20：
Quantization of physical parameters / 21：
Edge states and fermion zero modes on soliton / 22：
Fermion zero modes on vortices / 23：
Vortex mass / 24：
Spectral flow in the vortex core / 25：
Landau critical velocity / 26：
Vortex formation by Kelvin-Helmholtz instability / 27：
Vortex formation in ionizing radiation / 28：
Casimir effect and vacuum energy / 29：
Topological defects as source of nontrivial metric / 30：
Vacuum under rotation and spinning strings / 31：
Analogs of event horizon / 32：
Conclusion / 33：
References
Introduction: GUT and anti-GUT / 1：
Gravity / 2：
Microscopic physics of quantum liquids / 3：
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3. Quantum field theory and critical phenomena. 5th ed (: electronic bk)
Jean Zinn-Justin
出版情報: [Oxford] : Oxford University Press, [20--]  1 online resource
シリーズ名: The international series of monographs on physics ; 171
Oxford science publications
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4. Quantum field theory approach to condensed matter physics (: electronic bk)
Eduardo C. Marino
出版情報:   1 online resource (xix, 516 p.)
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5. Introduction to quantum field theory with applications to quantum gravity /. First edition ((ebook) :)
Iosif L. Buchbinder and Ilya Shapiro
出版情報:   1 online resource (544 pages)
シリーズ名: Oxford graduate texts ;
Oxford scholarship online ;
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6. Nonperturbative topological phenomena in QCD and related theories (: electronic bk)
Edward Shuryak
出版情報: [Cham] : SpringerLink, [20--]  1 online resource (xxiii, 520 p.)
シリーズ名: Lecture notes in physics ; 977
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7. Naturalness, string landscape and multiverse : a modern introduction with exercises (: electronic bk)
Arthur Hebecker
出版情報: [Cham] : SpringerLink, [20--]  1 online resource (xv, 313 p.)
シリーズ名: Lecture notes in physics ; 979
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8. String field theory : a modern introduction (: electronic bk)
Harold Erbin
出版情報: [Cham] : SpringerLink, [20--]  1 online resource (xvii, 421 p.)
シリーズ名: Lecture notes in physics ; 980
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9. Antimatter : what it is and why it's important in physics and everyday life (: electronic bk)
Beatriz Gato-Rivera
出版情報: [Cham] : SpringerLink, [20--]  1 online resource (xvi, 296 p.)
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10. Gauge field theories : an introduction with applications (: electronic bk)
Mike Guidry
出版情報: [Hoboken, N.J.] : Wiley Online Library, 2007  1 online resource (xv, 605 p.)
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Quantum Field Theory / Part I：
Relativistic Wave Equations / 1.：
Special Relativity and Spacetime / 1.1：
Contravariant and Covariant Vectors / 1.2：
Lorentz Transformations / 1.3：
Klein-Gordon Equation / 1.4：
Dirac Equation / 1.5：
Prescriptions for Negative-Energy States / 1.6：
Feynman Diagrams / 1.7：
Loops, Trees, and Infinities / 1.8：
Background and Further Reading / 1.9：
Canonical Quantization of Local Field Theories / 2.：
Quantization in Discrete Mechanics / 2.1：
General Properties of the Action / 2.2：
Lagrangian Densities for Free Fields / 2.3：
Quantization of the Real Scalar Field / 2.4：
Quantization of a Complex Scalar Field / 2.5：
Quantization of the Dirac Field / 2.6：
Quantization of the Electromagnetic Field / 2.7：
Noether's Theorem / 2.8：
Interactions between Fields / 2.9：
Perturbation Theory and Evaluation of the S-Matrix / 2.10：
Interaction Representation / 3.1：
Definition of the S-Matrix / 3.2：
Interaction Picture Fourier Expansions / 3.3：
Reduction by Wick's Theorem / 3.4：
Example: Self-Coupled Scalar Field / 3.5：
Differential Cross Sections / 3.6：
Example: Spinor Electrodynamics / 3.7：
Graphs That Are Excluded / 3.8：
Feynman Rules for Electrodynamics / 3.9：
Path Integral Quantization / 3.10：
Nonrelativistic Path Integral / 4.1：
Path Integral for Field Theory / 4.2：
Evaluation of Path Integrals / 4.3：
Grassmann Variables / 4.4：
Fermions in the Path Integral / 4.6：
Ghost Fields / 4.7：
Gauge Field Theories / 4.8：
Symmetry and Group Theory / 5.：
Introduction to the Theory of Groups / 5.1：
Lie Groups and Lie Algebras / 5.2：
Unitary Symmetries / 5.3：
Topological Properties / 5.4：
Weak and Electromagnetic Interactions / 5.5：
QED: Prototype Quantum Field Theory / 6.1：
Phenomenology of the Weak Interactions / 6.2：
Problems with the Fermi Phenomenology / 6.3：
Renormalization in QED / 6.4：
Renormalization and Weak Interactions / 6.5：
Yang--Mills Fields / 6.6：
Local Non-Abelian Gauge Invariance / 7.1：
Properties of Yang--Mills Fields / 7.2：
Path-Dependent Representations / 7.3：
Spontaneously Broken Symmetry and the Higgs Mechanism / 7.4：
Classical Symmetry Modes / 8.1：
A Simple Example / 8.2：
Goldstone Bosons / 8.3：
The Higgs Mechanism / 8.4：
Some General Remarks / 8.5：
Standard Electroweak Model / 8.6：
The Electroweak Gauge Group / 9.1：
Standard Model for Leptonic Interactions / 9.2：
Inclusion of Hadrons / 9.3：
Critique of the Standard Theory / 9.4：
The Strong Interactions and Quantum Chromodynamics / 9.5：
Properties of Quarks / 10.1：
Evidence for Gluons / 10.2：
Deep Inelastic Lepton Scattering / 10.3：
Partons / 10.4：
The Quark-Parton Model / 10.5：
Quantum Chromodynamics / 10.6：
Grand Unified Theories / 10.7：
Evolution of Coupling Constants / 11.1：
Minimal Criteria for a GUT Group / 11.2：
The SU (5) Grand Unified Theory / 11.3：
Decay of the Proton / 11.4：
Models and Applications / 11.5：
Models for QCD / 12.：
Confinement Phenomenology / 12.1：
Current Algebra and Chiral Symmetry / 12.2：
Linear [sigma]-Model / 12.3：
Chiral SU(3) [times] SU(3) Symmetry / 12.4：
Bag Models / 12.5：
Nonrelativistic Potential Models / 12.6：
Non-Perturbative Methods in Gauge Field Theories / 12.7：
Lattice Gauge Theory / 13.1：
Topology of Group Manifolds / 13.2：
Solitons in (1+1) Dimensions / 13.3：
Quantization of Solitons / 13.4：
More Dimensions and Derrick's Theorem / 13.5：
Topological Conservation Laws in (2+1) and (3+1) Dimensions / 13.6：
Yang-Mills Instantons / 13.7：
Skyrmions / 13.8：
Deconfined Quarks and Gluons / 13.9：
Deconfining and Chiral Phase Transitions / 14.1：
Simple Thermodynamical Considerations / 14.2：
Debye Screening in the Plasma / 14.3：
Finite Temperature Yang-Mills Theory / 14.4：
Chiral Phase Transition / 14.5：
Hydrodynamics at 1 GeV/Nucleon / 14.6：
Ultrarelativistic Hydrodynamics / 14.7：
Production of Baryon-Poor Plasmas / 14.8：
Experimental Evidence / 14.9：
Cosmology and Gauge Theories / 14.10：
The Hot Big Bang / 15.1：
Baryogenesis / 15.2：
Problems with the Hot Big Bang / 15.3：
Inflationary Cosmologies / 15.4：
Appendices / 15.5：
Natural Units / A.：
Hadronic Properties / B.：
Relativistic Kinematic Variables / C.：
Exercise Solutions / D.：
References
Index
Quantum Field Theory / Part I：
Relativistic Wave Equations / 1.：
Special Relativity and Spacetime / 1.1：
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