Ebook: Finite-Temperature Field TheoryAmount: 8.18 MB
Author: Kapusta, Joseph I.
Book format: pdf, ipad, text, ebook, epub, android, audio
Dаtе аddеd: 23.09.2012
ІSBN: 9780511222801
Thoroughly revised, updated, and extended, this new edition develops the basic formalism and theoretical techniques for studying relativistic quantum field theory at high temperature and density.
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Finite-Temperature Field Theory
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Finite-Temperature Field Theory
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