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The authors of this classic physics text develop a canonical field theory and relate it to Feynman graph expansion. With graph analysis, they explore the analyticity properties of Feynman amplitudes to arbitrary orders, illustrate dispersion relation methods, and prove the finiteness of renormalized quantum electrodynamics to each order of the interaction. 1965 edition.
This text investigates the mathematical foundations of canonical field theory and its practical application through Feynman graph expansion. The authors, James D. Bjorken and Sidney D. Drell, utilize their extensive expertise in theoretical physics to construct a rigorous framework for understanding quantum electrodynamics. By analyzing the analyticity properties of Feynman amplitudes, they establish a systematic method for evaluating interactions at arbitrary orders and demonstrate the consistency of renormalized quantum electrodynamics.
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Physicists and students frequently cite this work as a foundational text for understanding the mathematical mechanics of quantum field theory. Experts highlight the clarity of the derivations and the logical progression of the arguments as a standard for graduate-level physics education.
Page Count:
396
Publication Date:
1965-06-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill College
ISBN-10:
0070054940
ISBN-13:
9780070054943
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