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|a Duncan, Anthony
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|a The conceptual framework of quantum field theory /
|c Anthont Duncan
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|b Oxford University Press,
|c c2012 (reimpr. con correc. 2013)
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|a x, 782 p. :
|b il., gráfs.
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|a Referencias bibliográficas pp.765-776.
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|a Índice analítico de materias.
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|t Origins I: From the arrow of time to the first quantum field
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|t Origins II: Gestation and birth of interacting field theory: from Dirac to Shelter Island
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|t Dynamics I: The physical ingredients of quantum field theory: dynamics, symmetries, scales
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|t Dynamics II: Quantum mechanical preliminaries
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|t Dynamics III: Relativistic quantum mechanics
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|t Dynamics IV: Aspects of locality: clustering, microcausality, and analyticity
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|t Dynamics V: Construction of local covariant fields
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|t Dynamics VI: The classical limit of quantum fields
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|t Dynamics VII: Interacting fields: general aspects
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|t Dynamics VIII: Interacting fields: perturbative aspects
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|t Dynamics IX: Interacting fields: non-perturbative aspects
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|t Symmetries I: Continuous spacetime symmetry: why we need Lagrangians in field theory
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|t Symmetries II: Discrete spacetime symmetries
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|t Symmetries III: Global symmetries in field theory
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|t Symmetries IV: Local symmetries in field theory
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|t Scales I: Scale sensitivity of field theory amplitudes and effective field theories
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|t Scales II: Perturbatively renormalizable field theories
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|t Scales III: Short-distance structure of quantum field theory
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|t Scales IV: Long-distnace structure of quantum field theory
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|g Appendix A
|t The functional calculus
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|t Rates and cross-sections
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|t Majorana spinor algebra
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