Lecture

Feynman Rules I: Asymptotic Statistic and Instantons

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This lecture covers the Feynman Rules, focusing on Asymptotic Statistics, Normal Ordering, and Instantons. The slides discuss the contraction rules, Wick's theorem, and the S-matrix elements contributions. It also explains the full contractions and the graphical representation of the contractions.

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