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This book is a modern pedagogic introduction to the ideas and techniques of quantum field theory.
After a brief overview of particle physics and a survey of relativistic wave equations and Lagrangian methods，the quantum theory of scalar and spinor fields， and then of gauge fields，is developed The emphasis throughout is on functional methods，which have played a large part in modern field theory. The book concludes with a brief survey of `topological' objects in field theory and，new to this edition，a chapter devoted to supersymmetry.

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目录

Prface to the first edition
Preface to the second edition
1 Intropduction:synosis of particle physics
1.1 Quantum field theory
1.2 Gravitation
1.3 Strong interactions
1.4 Weak interactions
1.5 Leptonic quantum numbers
1.6 Hadronic quantum numbers
1.7 Resonances
1.8 The quark model
1.9 SU（2）,SU（3）SU（4）
1.10 Dynamical evidence for quarks
1.11 Colour
1.12 QCD
1.13 Weak interactions
Guide to further reading

2 Single-particle relativistic wave equations
2.1 Rel;ativistic notation
2.2 Klein-Gordon equation
2.3 Dirac equation
SU（2）and the rotaion group
SL（2,C）and the antiparticles
2.4 Prdiciton of antiparticles
2.5 Construction of Dirac spinors:algebra of
2.6 Non-relativistic limit and the electron magnetic moment
2.7 The relevance of the Pointcare group operators and the zero mass limit
2.8 Maxwell and Proca equations
2.9 Maxwell's equations and differential geometry
Summary
Guide to further reading

3 Lagrangian formulation, symmetries and gauge fields
3.1 Lagrangian formulation ofparticle mechanics
3.2 The real scalar field: variational principle and Noether's theorem
3.3 Complex scalar fields and the electromagnetic field
3.4 Topology and the vacuum: the Bohm-Aharonov effect
3.5 The Yang-Mills field
3.6 The geometry of gauge fields
Summary
Guide to further reading

4 Canonical quantisation and particle interpretation
4.1 The real Klein-Gordon field
4.2 The complex Klein-Gordon field
4.3 The Dirac field
4.4 The electromagnetic field
Radiation gauge quantisation
Lorentz gauge quantisation
4.5 The massive vector field
Summary
Guide to further reading

5 Path integrals and quantum mechanics
5.1 Path-integralformulation ofquantum mechanics
5.2 Perturbation theory and the S matrix
5.3 Coulombscattering
5.4 Functional calculus: differentiation
5.5 Further properties of path integrals
Appendix: some useful integrals
Summary
Guide to further reading

6 Path-integral quantisation and Feynman rules:scalar and spinor fields
6.1 Generating functionalfor scalar fields
6.2 Functional integration
6.3 Free particle Green's functions
6.4 Generating functionals forinteracting fields
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7 Path-imtegral quantisation:gauge fields
8 Spontaneous symmetry breaking and the Weinberg-Salam model
9 Renormalisation
10 Toplogical objects in field theory
References
Index

前言/序言

量子场论（第2版） [Quantum field Theory Second Edition] 电子书 下载 mobi epub pdf txt

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书是好书，就是感觉影印的效果一般。

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浅显易懂，深入浅出。

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好

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　　在理论物理学中，我们试图引入一些能够与事实（即测量结果）相关联的数学符号来理解各类现象。关于这些符号，我们使用了能令人联想到它们与测量的相互关系的名称。这样，符号就同语言联系起来了。然后，这些符号通过严格的定义和公理的系统彼此联系起来，最后，再用符号间的方程式来表示自然规律。于是，这些方程的解的无限多样性将对应于这部分自然中可能出现的特殊现象的无限多样性。这样，在符号与测量间有着关联的情况下，数学方案就代表了这类现象。正是这种关联容许用普通语言来表达自然规律，因为由作用与观测组成的实验总是能用日常语言来描述的。　

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比较经典的书籍，屯着慢慢看，知识是人类进步的阶梯。

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经典书籍，好好学习一下

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这本是很流行 初级教材

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