Scattering in quantum field theories : the axiomatic and constructive approaches /

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Author / Creator:Iagolnitzer, Daniel
Imprint:Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press, c1993.
Description:xxi, 290 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Language:English
Series:Princeton series in physics
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1390459
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ISBN:0691085897 (acid-free paper) : $49.50
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-286) and index.
Table of Contents:
  • 1. Organization of the book. 2. Description of contents. 3. Technical remarks
  • I. The Multiparticle S Matrix. 2. General S-matrix formalism. 3. Multiple scattering and Landau surfaces. 4. The physical region macrocausal S matrix. 5. The analytic S matrix. 6. Analysis of Landau singularities. Appendix: The multiparticle S matrix in two-dimensional space-time
  • II. Scattering Theory in Axiomatic Field Theory. 2. General formalism. 3. Causality and local analyticity. 4. The analytic N-point functions. 5. The nonlinear program-direct methods. 6. The nonlinear program based on irreducible kernels. 7. Macrocausal properties: further results and conjectures
  • III. Euclidean Constructive Field Theory. 2. The perturbative approach. 3. The P([actual symbol not reproducible])[subscript 2]. 4. The massive Gross-Neveu model in dimension two. 5. Bosonic models: complements
  • IV. Particle Analysis in Constructive Field Theory. 2. Irreducible kernels in super-renormalizable models. 3. Irreducible kernels in nonsuper-renormalizable theories. 4. Two-particle structure in weakly coupled field theories. 5. Many-particle structure analysis: general results and conjectures. Mathematical Appendix: Distributions, Analytic Functions, and Microlocal Analysis. 1. Microsupport of distributions. 2. Local analyticity properties, general decomposition theorems, generalized edge-of-the-wedge theorems. 3. Products and integrals of distributions, restrictions to submanifolds. 4. Holonomicity (introduction). 5. Phase-space decompositions.