Science: Physics: Quantum Mechanics: Quantum Field Theory

Research and Development in Vacuum Fluctuations, Casimir Forces and EPR Entangled States

A European experiment intended to test the theory of quantum electrodynamics to extremely high accuracy.

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A set of lecture notes with RealPlayer audio on Matrix Theory

A collection of resources for algebraic quantum field theory

An introduction to C* Algebras and their applications in field theory.

A non-technical introduction to the renormalization of quantum field theories.

An overview of Noether's theorem

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Several files in LaTeX format cover selected topics in Quantum Field Theory and Integrable Systems

Zero-point fluctuations in quantum fields give rise to observable forces between material bodies, the so-called Casimir forces.These lectures present the theory of the Casimir effect, primarily formulated in terms of Green's functions.

What is the Casimir Effect? From the Usenet FAQ.

These lectures present an elementary introduction to quantum gauge fields.

These postscript lectures deal with selected aspects of quantum field theory in curved spacetime

These notes review the effective lagrangian treatment of Goldstone and pseudo-Goldstone bosons, taking examples from high-energy/nuclear and condensed-matter physics.

This review is based on lectures on technicolor and extended technicolor presented at the Frascati Spring School in May 2000

Talk given at Workshop on Diffractive Physics

A discussion of effective field theories for heavy bound systems, particularly bound systems involving two heavy quarks.

A brief review on the progress made in the study of Chern-Simons gauge theory since its relation to knot theory was discovered ten years ago is presented.

These notes provide an introductory exposition of the Seiberg-Witten gauge theory.

This review gives an introduction into problems, concepts and techniques when quantizing matter fields near black holes. The first part focusses on quantum fields in general curved space-times. The second part is devoted to a detailed treatment of the Unruh effect in uniformly accelerated frames and the Hawking radiation of black holes

An elementary introduction to the recent solution of supersymmetric Yang-Mills theory. In addition, review of how it can be re-derived from string duality.

A review of both new experimental and theoretical developments in the Casimir effect. [Postscript & PDF format]