295075 SzGeCERN 20210422053515.0 3540601422 9783540601425 9783642577505 electronic version electronic version DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-57750-5 ebook oai:cds.cern.ch:295075 cerncds:BOOK 0216591CERCER eng 530.145.23 Scharf, Günter Finite quantum electrodynamics the causal approach 2nd ed. Berlin Springer 1995 409 p paper ebook Texts and monographs in physics newqudc SPR201310 SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN perturbation CERN quantum electrodynamics CERN quantum field theory BOOK 1st ed. 1989 114058 edition 3rd ed. 2014 1636884 edition CERN Central Library 530.145.23 SCH n 199622 SPR 21 20070811 0114 CER01 19960130 PUBLIC 0001 000216591CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/295075 BOOK MIGRATED 99564 SzGeCERN 20210422082204.0 0444867198 9780444867193 oai:cds.cern.ch:99564 cerncds:BOOK 0001789CERCER eng 539.12.17 539.12.01:519.4 539.171.01 539.189 530.145:537.8 Scheck, Florian Leptons, hadrons and nuclei Amsterdam North-Holland 1983 388 p paper SzGeCERN Particle Physics CERN atoms CERN electromagnetic CERN electroweak CERN fermion CERN fields CERN hadronic CERN interactions CERN research textbook CERN scattering CERN weak BOOK CERN Central Library 539.12 SCH n 198406 21 20091110 1800 CER01 19900127 PUBLIC 0004 000001789CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/99564 BOOK MIGRATED 496893 20100607 1332 CER01 20010424 002251603CER UNKNOWN DELETED 0001 453503 SzGeCERN 20210422045924.0 0738202037 print version, hardback 9780738202037 print version, hardback 9780738204895 print version (reprint) 9780786731305 electronic version 17 (NL) electronic version oai:cds.cern.ch:453503 cerncds:BOOK 2205293CERCER eng 530.145.265 539.12 539.725 Kane, Gordon L Supersymmetry squarks, photinos, and the unveiling of the ultimate laws of nature Supersymmetry : unveiling the ultimate laws of nature Cambridge, MA Perseus 2000 199 p paper Paperback ed. published by Basic Books, New York, 2009 ; with the subtitle : unveiling the ultimate laws of nature Contents; Foreword; Preface; 1 Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?; 2 The Standard Model of Particle Physics; 3 Why Physics Is the Easiest Science-Effective Theories; 4 Supersymmetry and Sparticles; 5 Testing Supersymmetry Experimentally; 6 What Is the Universe Made Of?; 7 Higgs Physics; 8 Some Additional Help from Supersymmetry, and Some Challenges; 9 Supersymmetry, String Theory, and the Primary Theory; 10 Can We Really Understand the Origin of the Universe and Its Natural Law(s)?; APPENDIX A The Standard Model Higgs Mechanism APPENDIX B The Supersymmetry Explanation of the Higgs MechanismAPPENDIX C Charginos and Neutralinos; APPENDIX D Extra Dimensions-Large Extra Dimensions?; Some Recommended Reading; Glossary; Index The next breakthrough in physics, supersymmetry will unite the fundamental forces of nature and revolutionize our understanding of space and time. . For most of human history, man has been trying to discover just how the universe works. The Standard Model of particle physics, which describes the fundamental constituents and forces of nature, has proved a useful explanation, and recent theories attempting to unify these fundamental forces-such as string theory-have been wonderfully encouraging. Experimental proof, however, has always lagged behind theory. Now, thanks to powerful new tools and the dedication of a handful of pioneers at the frontiers of research, we are approaching the next great leap in understanding: supersymmetry. In this groundbreaking work, renowned physicist Gordon Kane takes us inside both the conceptual framework of supersymmetry and the giant particle accelerators-the atom smashers-where this fascinating discovery should occur. After giving us the basics of the Standard Model, Kane explains the theory of supersymmetry, which implies that each of the fundamental particles has a "superpartner" that can be detected at energies and intensities only now being achieved in the giant accelerators. If Kane and his colleagues are correct, these superpartners will also help solve many of the puzzles of modern physics-such as the existence of the Higgs boson-as well as one of the biggest mysteries in cosmology: the notorious "dark matter" of the universe. No one interested in the future of science will want to miss this absorbing narrative of science in the making. newqudc EBLlink deleted SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN Higgs boson CERN standard model CERN antimatter CERN string theory EBL Supermanifolds (Mathematics) EBL Supersymmetry -- Problems, exercises, etc BOOK CERN Central Library 530.145.265 KAN CERN Depot 1, bldg. 2 (DE1) 530.145.265 KAN r 200123 21 20100607 1332 CER01 20000822 PUBLIC 0003 002205293CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/453503 BOOK MIGRATED 002251603CER01 211515 SzGeCERN 20210422064050.0 9789810200985 9810200986 oai:cds.cern.ch:211515 cerncds:BOOK 0123547CERCER eng 530.145.265 530.145.261 West, Peter C Introduction to supersymmetry and supergravity 2nd ed. Singapore World Scientific 1990 425 p paper newqudc SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN N=1 CERN algebra CERN currents CERN strings CERN superspace BOOK 1st ed. 1986 108448 edition CERN Central Library 530.14 WES CERN Depot 1, bldg. 2 (DE1) 530.145.265 WES CERN Central Library 530.145.265 WES n 199038 21 20070811 0110 CER01 19900905 PUBLIC 0003 000123547CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/211515 BOOK MIGRATED 268042 SzGeCERN 20210422054920.0 0195076524 9780195076523 oai:cds.cern.ch:268042 cerncds:FULLTEXT cerncds:BOOK 0186904CERCER eng 530.145.2 Kaku, Michio Quantum field theory a modern introduction New York, NY Oxford Univ. Press 1993 785 p paper newqudc SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN gauge theory CERN nonperturbative methods CERN renormalization CERN standard model BOOK CERN Central Library 530.145.2 KAK 183787 http://cds.cern.ch/record/268042/files/0195076524_TOC.pdf 1. Table of contents r 199447 21 20070811 0112 CER01 19940906 PUBLIC 0001 000186904CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/268042 BOOK MIGRATED 533917 SzGeCERN 20210422044927.0 9780521472425 print version, hardback 0521472423 print version, hardback 9780521478144 print version, paperback 0521478146 print version, paperback oai:cds.cern.ch:533917 cerncds:BOOK 2290951CERCER eng 530.145.2 Ryder, Lewis H Quantum field theory 2nd ed. Cambridge Cambridge Univ. Press 1996 487 p paper Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface to the first edition; Preface to the second edition; 1 Introduction: synopsis 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 Relativistic notation; 2.2 Klein-Gordon equation; 2.3 Dirac equation SU(2) and the rotation groupSL(2, C) and the Lorentz group; 2.4 Prediction of antiparticles; 2.5 Construction of Dirac spinors: algebra of [gamma] matrices; 2.6 Non-relativistic limit and the electron magnetic moment; 2.7 The relevance of the Poincaré group: spin 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 of particle mechanics; 3.2 The real scalar field: variational principle and Noether's theorem 3.3 Complex scalar fields and the electromagnetic field3.4 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-integral formulation of quantum mechanics 5.2 Perturbation theory and the S matrix5.3 Coulomb scattering; 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 functional for scalar fields; 6.2 Functional integration; 6.3 Free particle Green's functions; 6.4 Generating functionals for interacting fields; 6.5 [phi][sup(4)] theory; Generating functional; 2-point function; 4-point function; 6.6 Generating functional for connected diagrams 6.7 Fermions and functional methods6.8 The S matrix and reduction formula; 6.9 Pion-nucleon scattering amplitude; 6.10 Scattering cross section; Summary; Guide to further reading; 7 Path-integral quantisation: gauge fields; 7.1 Propagators and gauge conditions in QED; Photon propagator - canonical formalism; Photon propagator - path-integral method; Gauge-fixing terms; Propagator for transverse photons; 7.2 Non-Abelian gauge fields and the Faddeev-Popov method; Feynman rules in the Lorentz gauge; Gauge-field propagator in the axial gauge; 7.3 Self-energy operator and vertex function Geometrical interpretation of the Legendre transformation A modern pedagogic introduction to the ideas and techniques of quantum field theory. SAFlink deleted EBLlink deleted SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN Lagrangian formulation CERN relativistic wave equations CERN renormalisation BOOK 1st ed. 1985 106264 edition CERN Central Library 530.145.2 RYD CERN Depot 1, bldg. 2 (DE1) 530.145.2 RYD h 200203 21 20080424 1026 CER01 20020122 PUBLIC 0002 002290951CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/533917 BOOK MIGRATED 100770 SzGeCERN 20210422081529.0 9780486485881 print version (reprint) oai:cds.cern.ch:100770 cerncds:BOOK 0003514CERCER Inspire 873163 eng 530.145.2 530.145.8 530.12 Bjorken, James D Relativistic quantum fields New York, NY McGraw-Hill 1965 396 p paper International series in pure and applied physics Companion volume to : Relativistic quantum mechanics. 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Press 1989 405 p paper Cambridge monographs on mathematical physics Trans. of : Théorie statistique des champs. Paris, 1989 newqudc SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN Ising model CERN Virasoro CERN fermionic methods CERN scalar CERN simulation BOOK Drouffe, Jean-Michel CERN Central Library 530.145.2 ITZ n 199026 21 20070811 0110 CER01 19900626 PUBLIC 0002 000121059CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/209133 BOOK MIGRATED 243370 SzGeCERN 20210730152612.0 0521415934 9780521415934 oai:cds.cern.ch:243370 cerncds:BOOK 0159120CERCER eng 512.813 512.554 530.145 Fuchs, Jürgen Affine Lie algebras and quantum groups an introduction, with applications in conformal field theory Cambridge Cambridge Univ. 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In fact, it can be said to be one of the greatest achievements in the development of this field. Presented in two dimensions, this book is designed for students who already have a basic knowledge of quantum mechanics, field theory and general relativity. The main idea used throughout the book is that conformal symmetry causes both classical and quantum integrability. Instead of concentrating on the numerous applications of the theory, the author puts forward a discussion of the general EBLlink deleted SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics BOOK CERN Central Library 530.1 KET r 199951 21 20070811 0114 CER01 19970325 PUBLIC 0001 000246135CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/322884 BOOK MIGRATED 101486 SzGeCERN 20210422081142.0 0198519613 9780198519614 oai:cds.cern.ch:101486 cerncds:BOOK 0004449CERCER 90.10.06.020.4 SCEM eng 530.24 Cheng Ta Pei Gauge Theory of Elementary Particle Physics Oxford Clarendon Press 1984 536 p paper 75.00 53 SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN GUTs CERN QCD CERN chiral CERN electroweak CERN flavourdynamics CERN group CERN instantons CERN monopoles CERN parton CERN quantization CERN quark CERN renormalization CERN research textbook CERN symmetry BOOK BOOKSHOP Li Ling Fong CERN Central Library R 530.14 CHE CERN Central Library 530.24 CHE CERN Central Library 530.14 CHE CERN Depot 1, bldg. 2 (DE1) 530.24 CHE r 199652 21 20091104 2206 CER01 19900127 PUBLIC 0006 000004449CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/101486 BOOK MIGRATED 391239 SzGeCERN 20210422051803.0 9780198506218 print version, paperback oai:cds.cern.ch:391239 cerncds:BOOK 0317399CERCER 90.10.06.021.3 SCEM eng 530.24 Cheng Ta Pei Gauge Theory of Elementary Particle Physics Problems and Solutions Oxford Oxford Univ. 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Oct 1983 78 p paper SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics PREPRINT CERN Central Library PRE 27081 h 198402 11 20061223 0025 CER01 19900129 PUBLIC 000060209CER PREPRINT 105730 SzGeCERN 20210422074005.0 0521311772 9780511622656 electronic version electronic version 9780521311779 DOI 10.1017/CBO9780511622656 ebook oai:cds.cern.ch:105730 cerncds:BOOK 0009846CERCER Inspire 209810 eng 530.145:530.19 Collins, John C Renormalization an introduction to renormalization, the renormalization group, and the operator-product expansion Cambridge Cambridge Univ. Press 1984 380 p paper ebook Cambridge monographs on mathematical physics gift: Jacob, Maurice René Michel CBO201505 SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics CERN anomalies CERN bibliography CERN deep CERN dimensional CERN field CERN gauge CERN global CERN inelastic CERN quantum CERN regularization CERN research textbook CERN scattering CERN symmetries CERN theories CERN theory BOOK CERN Central Library 530.14 COL CERN Depot 1, bldg. 2 (DE1) 530.14 COL CBO r 199652 21 20080404 1557 CER01 19900127 PUBLIC 0005 000009846CER https://catalogue.library.cern/legacy/105730 BOOK MIGRATED 336521 SzGeCERN 20210422052742.0 9789810228569 9789812819864 electronic version 105 (NL) electronic version 9810228562 oai:cds.cern.ch:336521 cerncds:BOOK 0260190CERCER eng 530.145:530.19 Das, Ashok Finite temperature field theory Singapore World Scientific 1997 404 p paper Introduction; FINITE TEMPERATURE FIELD THEORY; Contents; Chapter 1 Imaginary Time Formalism; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Matsubara Formalism; 1.3 Matsubara Frequencies; 1.4 Path Integral Formulation; 1.5 Applications; 1.6 One Loop Mass Correction; 1.7 Self-Energy at Finite Temperature; 1.8 Covariant Description; 1.9 References; Chapter 2 Real Time Formalism; 2.1 Closed Time Path Formalism; 2.2 Propagators; 2.3 Matrix Structure for Propagators; 2.4 Analyticity Properties; 2.5 One Loop Propagator; 2.6 References; Chapter 3 Thermofield Dynamics; 3.1 General Formalism; 3.2 Fermionic Oscillator 3.3 Bosonic Oscillator3.4 Free Schrödinger Field Theory; 3.5 Free Klein-Gordon Theory; 3.6 KMS Condition; 3.7 Dispersion Relations; 3.8 Goldstone Theorem; 3.9 References; Chapter 4 Gauge Theories; 4.1 Gauge Theories at Zero Temperature; 4.2 BRST Invariance; 4.3 Ward Identities; 4.4 Unitarity; 4.5 Fermionic Boundary Conditions; 4.6 Partition Function; 4.7 Ward Identities at T ≠ 0; 4.8 References; Chapter 5 Cutting Rules at T ≠ 0; 5.1 Zero Temperature; 5.2 Finite Temperature; 5.3 Example; 5.4 References; Chapter 6 Symmetry Breaking; 6.1 Global Symmetry; 6.2 Local Symmetry 6.3 Effective Potential6.4 One Loop Potential; 6.5 Symmetry Restoration; 6.6 Dynamical Symmetry Breaking; 6.7 References; Chapter 7 Nielsen Identities; 7.1 Gauge Problem; 7.2 Identities at T = 0; 7.3 Verification of Identities; 7.4 Identities at T ≠ 0; 7.5 References; Chapter 8 Subtleties at T ≠ 0; 8.1 Degenerate Electron Gas; 8.2 Calculation with ε-Regularization; 8.3 Feynman Parameterization; 8.4 Modification of Feynman Formula; 8.5 Catalysis at T ≠ 0; 8.6 References; Chapter 9 Supersymmetry at T ≠ 0; 9.1 Supersymmetry; 9.2 Supersymmetric Oscillator; 9.3 Interacting Theory; 9.4 Nicolai Map 9.5 Goldstino States9.6 NonSimply Connected SpaceTime; 9.7 References; Chapter 10 Derivative Expansion; 10.1 Derivative Expansion; 10.2 Soluble Models; 10.3 Derivative Expansion at T ≠ 0; 10.4 Anomaly at T ≠ 0; 10.5 References; Chapter 11 Non-Equilibrium Phenomena; 11.1 Disoriented Chiral Condensates; 11.2 Free Klein-Gordon Theory; 11.3 Nambu-Jona-Lasinio Model; 11.4 Domain Growth; 11.5 References; Index This book discusses all three formalisms used in the study of finite temperature field theory, namely the imaginary time formalism, the closed time formalism and thermofield dynamics. Applications of the formalisms are worked out in detail. Gauge field theories and symmetry restoration at finite temperature are among the practical examples discussed in depth. The question of gauge dependence of the effective potential and the Nielsen identities are explained. 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Vascotto One of the triumphs of modern particle physics has been the extent to which QCD has successfully accounted for the strong interaction processes observed at high energy particle colliders, i.e. the production of heavy quarks and jets of part icles, and the short distance parton structure of the proton. This book gives a detailed overview of collider physics with special emphasis on the study of QDC. After a general descriptin of the QDC Lagrangian, and the properties of asy mptotic freedom and colour confinement which follow from it, the most important applications at high energy colliders are described in detail. These include the production of jets, heavy quarks, electroweak gauge bosons and Higgs bosons. The various methods of measuring the strong coupling constant are summerised. 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