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ISBN 13: 9789812561091
Author: Daniel J Amit, Victor Martin Mayor
PART I: BASIC IDEAS AND TECHNIQUES
Pertinent concepts and ideas in the theory of critical phenomena
Formulation of the problem of phase transitions in terms of functional integrals
Functional integrals in quantum field theory
Perturbation theory and Feynman graphs
Vertex functions and symmetry breaking
Expansions in the number of loops and in the number of components
Renormalization
The renormalization group and scaling in the critical region
The computation of the critical exponents
PART II: FURTHER APPLICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS
Introduction
Beyond leading scaling
Universality revisited
Critical behavior with several couplings
Crossover phenomena
Critical phenomena near two dimensions
PART III: NONPERTURBATIVE AND NUMERICAL METHODS
Real space methods
Finite size scaling
Monte Carlo methods. Numerical Field theory
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Tags: Daniel J Amit, Victor Martin Mayor, Field theory, critical phenomena