Lecture

Quantum Field Theory II

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Description

This lecture covers the Feynman Rules, contractions, and the graphical representation of full contractions in Quantum Field Theory. It explains the process of contracting various elements and the importance of momentum conservation at each vertex. The lecture also delves into the concept of full contractions and the symmetry factor in Feynman diagrams.

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