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Quantum Field Theory II: Cross Section & Lifetime
Covers cross section, lifetime, quantum fluid, asymptotic states, discrete symmetries, and normal ordering in quantum field theory.
Asymptotic States and S-matrix: Operators
Explores asymptotic states, S-matrix, and operators in quantum field theory, emphasizing the role of discrete symmetries and complete sets of states.
Trans-series in Quantum Field Theory: SVZ Approach Overview
Discusses the SVZ method for calculating non-perturbative corrections in quantum field theory.
Shell Components in Meromorphic Parameter Spaces
Explores shell components in transcendental parameter planes and attracting cycles.
Trans-series in Quantum Field Theory: SVZ Approach and Applications
Discusses the SVZ sum rules and their application in quantum field theory, focusing on trans-series and non-perturbative corrections.
Quantum Fluids: Cross Section & Lifetime
Covers the concepts of cross section and lifetime in quantum fluids, focusing on transition and differential probabilities.
Instanton Prefactor and Zero Mode
Explores instantons in quantum field theory, focusing on the instanton prefactor and the role of the zero mode.
Asymptotic States and S-matrix
Covers the concept of asymptotic states and S-matrix in quantum field theory, focusing on the evolution of wave packets and the scattering states.
Discrete Symmetries: Asymptotic States and S-matrix
Covers the concept of discrete symmetries, focusing on the introduction to asymptotic states and S-matrix.
Quantum Field Theory: AQFT
Explores advanced Quantum Field Theory topics, including perturbativity, renormalization, and asymptotic freedom, with a focus on Amplitudes and Correlators.