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Normal Ordered Product And Wick Theorem
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This lecture covers the concept of normal ordered product and Wick's theorem, focusing on the polynomial expression of fields in interaction. It explains the creation and destruction fields, contraction of operators, and the methodology to compute matrix elements efficiently.
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