Lectures related to Quantum Field Theory II: Cross Section & Lifetime

Explores asymptotic states, S-matrix, and operators in quantum field theory, emphasizing the role of discrete symmetries and complete sets of states.

Covers normal ordered product, Wick's theorem, creation and destruction fields, and efficient computation methodology.

Covers the Feynman Rules, Asymptotic Statistics, Normal Ordering, and Instantons.

Covers the concepts of cross section and lifetime in quantum fluids, focusing on transition and differential probabilities.

Covers the concept of asymptotic states and S-matrix in quantum field theory, focusing on the evolution of wave packets and the scattering states.

Covers the concept of discrete symmetries, focusing on the introduction to asymptotic states and S-matrix.

Covers normal ordered product and Wick's theorem in quantum field theory.

Discusses the SVZ sum rules and their application in quantum field theory, focusing on trans-series and non-perturbative corrections.

Covers the Feynman Rules in Quantum Field Theory, focusing on the proper split of terms and the solution of paradoxes.

Discusses the SVZ method for calculating non-perturbative corrections in quantum field theory.

Explores cross section, decay rate, and Dyson series in turbulence, emphasizing proper split and Lorentz invariance.

Introduces the concept of discrete symmetries in Quantum Field Theory and their impact on particles and anti-particles.

Covers EM Field and Discrete Symmetries, emphasizing the importance of symmetries in quantum field theory.

Explores asymptotic states, S-matrix, Lippmann-Schwinger equation, and energy robustness in quantum field theory.

Explores bias, variance, unbiased estimators, and confidence intervals in statistical estimation.

Explores the Renormalization Group in field theory, discussing scaling functions, critical exponents, and Gaussian fixed points.

Covers the definition of generators of the conformal group and the application of Wick's theorem.

Explores Goldstone bosons and the Higgs mechanism, revealing how spontaneous symmetry breaking generates mass for gauge bosons.

Explores Feynman rules in QED, emphasizing normal ordered product and Wick's theorem, instantons, and relativistic amplitudes.

Explores the connection between neural networks and quantum field theory, focusing on the correspondence between parameter and function spaces.