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QED by S., Joel; R., Thomas; Rosen, Lon; D., Jill (ISBN: 9783540502135)
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QED Unknown - 1988
by S., Joel; R., Thomas; Rosen, Lon; D., Jill
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The authors give a detailed and pedagogically well written proof of the renormalizability of quantum electrodynamics in four dimensions. The proof is based on the free expansion of Gallavotti and Nicolo and is mathematically rigorous as well as impressively general. It applies to rather general models of quantum field theory including models with infrared or ultraviolet singularities, as shown in this monograph for the first time. Also discussed are the loop regularization for renormalized graphs and the Ward identities. The authors also establish that in QED in four dimensions only gauge invariant counterterms are required. This seems to be the first proof which will be accessible not only to the expert but also to the student."
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- Title QED
- Author S., Joel; R., Thomas; Rosen, Lon; D., Jill
- Binding unknown
- Publisher Springer-Verlag Berlin and Heidelberg GmbH & Co. K
- Date December 31, 1988
- ISBN 9783540502135
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