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Introductory remarks on quantum field theory and classical field theory

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Introductory remarks on quantum field theory and classical field theory

David TongDistinguishedPerimeter Institute

Professor of Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge

1:17:28·2016·graduate level
Path step 1: Motivates why combining special relativity with quantum mechanics forces particle number to fluctuate.

Introductory remarks on quantum field theory and classical field theory. Roughly covering pages 1-10 of the printed notes.

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David TongDistinguished

Professor of Theoretical Physics · University of Cambridge

David Tong is a Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge, widely recognized for his influential lecture notes and research in quantum field theory and string theory.

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