Introduces Quantum Field Theory as the way to reconcile Quantum Mechanics with Relativity, emphasizing the need for a local field due to the impossibility of instantaneous interactions at a distance.
Delves into the variational method in relativistic quantum field theory without cutoff, emphasizing weakly entangled states and the transition to relativistic continuous matrix product states.
Explores demystifying quantum mechanics through logical inference and robust experimental descriptions, emphasizing the separation of conditions and fundamental quantum equations.
Covers elastic scattering of fast electrons and their interactions with matter, including the derivation of the Mott formula and effective refractive index.
