Download Relativistic Quantum Mechanics (Pure & Applied Physics) eBook

by Sidney D. Drell,James D. Bjorken

Sidney D. Drell James D. Bjorken Physics English

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0070054932

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Sidney D. Drell,James D. Bjorken

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Physics

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English

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McGraw-Hill College; 1st edition (June 1, 1965)

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304 pages

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Mr.Twister

arrived in good condition

Nikobar

This book is now quite old, being edited in 1964.
The Quantum Electrodynamics part is still OK, despite some typos;
it is terse and not recommended for the beginner.
The weak and strong interactions parts are incredibly outdated:
The Weak Interaction part is totally based on Fermi punctual theory,
now superseded by the Electroweak thory.
The Strong Interaction says nothing about quarks and gluons;
again, the book is from 1964.
If you want to know about such matters try Dr Walter Greiner books.

Rrd

A bit old-fashioned, but that seems to be one of its strengths. I feel like no one book does a very good job of describing quantum field theory, but some books do a good job of describing some parts of the subject. And this book does a good job describing propagator methods, or Green's functions, which in other texts seem pulled out of the author's butt.