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Statistical field theory
Abstract
* Classical Equilibrium Statistical Mechanics * Magnetic Systems * The Ising Model * The Low-Temperature and High-Temperature Expansions * The Landau-Ginsbourg Model * Near the Transition * The Renormalization Group * Perturbative Evaluation of the Critical Exponents * Near Four Dimensions * On Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking * Other Models * The Transfer Matrix * Path Integrals for Quantum Mechanics * Semiclassical Methods * Relativistic Quantum Field Theory * Particle-Field Duality * Time-Dependent Correlations * The Approach to Equilibrium * The Stochastic Approach * Computer Simulation
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- 2018-09-10
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