Lecture

Renormalization Group in Field Theory

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This lecture covers the Renormalization Group (RG) in field theory, focusing on concepts like scaling functions, critical exponents, and Gaussian fixed points. It also discusses the relation between RG and Statistical Mechanics, emphasizing the Ising model and the concept of scaling in Field Theory.

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