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Lecture 8: Path Integral Formalism for Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics

8.323 - Relativistic Quantum Field Theory I

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1 Lecture 1: Classical Field Theories and Principle of Locality 2 Lecture 2: Symmetries and Conservation Laws 3 Lecture 3: Why Quantum Field Theory 4 Lecture 4: Canonical Quantization of a Free Scalar Field Theory 5 Lecture 5: Complex Scalar Field Theory and Anti-Particle 6 Lecture 6: Propagators and Green Functions 7 Lecture 7: Interacting Theories and S-Matrix 8 Lecture 8: Path Integral Formalism for Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics 9 Lecture 9: Path Integral Formalism for QFT; Computation of Time-Ordered Correlation Functions 10 Lecture 10: Time-Ordered Correlation Functions in Field Theory 11 Lecture 11: Computation of Correlation Functions in Perturbation Theory and Feynman Diagrams 12 Lecture 12: More on Perturbation Theory and Feynman Diagrams 13 Lecture 13: Introducing the Dirac Equation 14 Lecture 14: Lorentz Covariance of the Dirac Equation 15 Lecture 15: Classical Solutions of Dirac Equations 16 Lecture 16: Quantization of the Dirac Theory 17 Lecture 17: Chiral and Majorana Spinors 18 Lecture 18: Discrete Symmetries 19 Lecture 19: Path Integrals of Fermions 20 Lecture 20: Maxwell Theory and its Canonical Quantization 21 Lecture 21: Quantum Maxwell Theory (continued) 22 Lecture 22: Quantum Electrodynamics 23 Lecture 23: Cross Section and Decay Rate 24 Lecture 24: Elementary Processes in QED (I) 25 Lecture 25: Elementary Processes in QED (II) 26 Lecture 26: Quantum Fluctuations and Renormalization

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Relativistic Quantum Field Theory I

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1 Lecture 1: Classical Field Theories and Principle of Locality 2 Lecture 2: Symmetries and Conservation Laws 3 Lecture 3: Why Quantum Field Theory 4 Lecture 4: Canonical Quantization of a Free Scalar Field Theory 5 Lecture 5: Complex Scalar Field Theory and Anti-Particle 6 Lecture 6: Propagators and Green Functions 7 Lecture 7: Interacting Theories and S-Matrix 8 Lecture 8: Path Integral Formalism for Non-Relativistic Quantum Mechanics 9 Lecture 9: Path Integral Formalism for QFT; Computation of Time-Ordered Correlation Functions 10 Lecture 10: Time-Ordered Correlation Functions in Field Theory 11 Lecture 11: Computation of Correlation Functions in Perturbation Theory and Feynman Diagrams 12 Lecture 12: More on Perturbation Theory and Feynman Diagrams 13 Lecture 13: Introducing the Dirac Equation 14 Lecture 14: Lorentz Covariance of the Dirac Equation 15 Lecture 15: Classical Solutions of Dirac Equations 16 Lecture 16: Quantization of the Dirac Theory 17 Lecture 17: Chiral and Majorana Spinors 18 Lecture 18: Discrete Symmetries 19 Lecture 19: Path Integrals of Fermions 20 Lecture 20: Maxwell Theory and its Canonical Quantization 21 Lecture 21: Quantum Maxwell Theory (continued) 22 Lecture 22: Quantum Electrodynamics 23 Lecture 23: Cross Section and Decay Rate 24 Lecture 24: Elementary Processes in QED (I) 25 Lecture 25: Elementary Processes in QED (II) 26 Lecture 26: Quantum Fluctuations and Renormalization