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This broad introduction to lattice gauge field theories, in particular quantum chromodynamics, serves as a textbook for advanced graduate students, and also provides the reader with the necessary anal...
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Linking field-theory methods and concepts from particle physics with those in critical phenomena and statistical mechanics, this book starts from the latter point of view. In this way, it introduces q...
Read article '300 questions à un astronome'
Antonella del Rosso reviews (in French) in 2006 300 questions à un astronome.
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This book gives the first coherent presentation of this and other related topics.
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Roger Anthoine reviews (in French) in 2006 Quand le Ciel nous bombarde: Qu'est-ce que les rayons cosmiques?
Read article 'What is the Electron?'
This collection brings together works by a number of authors, with the main purpose of presenting original papers containing new ideas about the electron.
Read article 'Accelerator Physics 2nd edition'
Intended for use as a graduate or senior undergraduate text in accelerator physics and science, this book can also be used as preparatory material for graduate accelerator-physics students.
Read article 'Fisica, Tecnologia, Economia (Physics, Technology, Economy)'
Antonella Del Rosso reviews in 2006 Fisica, Tecnologia, Economia (Physics, Technology, Economy).
Read article 'Drawing Theories Apart: the Dispersion of Feynman Diagrams in Postwar Physics'
With the use of rich archival materials, interviews, and more than 500 scientific articles from the period, the author uses Feynman diagrams as a means to explore the development of American postwar p...
