M.Chaichian, A.Demichev, "Path Integrals in Physics Volume 1-2"
Taylor & Francis | 2001 Year | PDF | 5,4 Mb | 352/356 Pages
Taylor & Francis | 2001 Year | PDF | 5,4 Mb | 352/356 Pages
M.Chaichian, A.Demichev, "Path Integrals in Physics Volume 1: Stochastic Process & Quantum Mechanics"
Taylor & Francis | ISBN 075030801X | 2001 Year | PDF | 2,46 Mb | 352 Pages
Taylor & Francis | ISBN 075030801X | 2001 Year | PDF | 2,46 Mb | 352 Pages
| “ | "In contrast to many other existing books on functional integral methods, this monograph introduces the path integral in an inductive way by studying the Brownian motion of a particle in a solvent. Indeed the Brownian motion is probably the best example how to understand and acquire the concept of the path integral in the most natural way. . . The book will be definitely very helpful for teachers of ths subject as a source of ideas how to present concepts of functional integrals with their applications to their students . . .the monography can serve as a manual for almost an encyclopedical collection of informations from both the physical subject and the bibliography in this field." Milan Noga "The reader whose interest ranges across quantum, statistical and stochastic field theories and their application to particle physics and condensed matter physics will find much to enjoy here. The applications are diverse, from the physics of macromolecules to Bose - Einstein condensation to quantization on non-commutative spaces. The explanations are clear, the details is present without being overwhelming, and the equations support the text well, without being the impenetrable hedge that detail sometimes provokes ... I found reading these books a confortable and, on occasion, a familiar, experience." R Rivers, University of London trast to many other existing books on functional integral methods, this monograph introduces the path integral in an inductive way by studying the Brownian motion of a particle in a solvent. Indeed the Brownian motion is probably the best example how to understand and acquire the concept of the path integral in the most natural way. . . The book will be definitely very helpful for teachers of ths subject as a source of ideas how to present concepts of functional integrals with their applications to their students . . .the monography can serve as a manual for almost an encyclopedical collection of informations from both the physical subject and the bibliography in this field." Milan Noga "The reader whose interest ranges across quantum, statistical and stochastic field theories and their application to particle physics and condensed matter physics will find much to enjoy here. The applications are diverse, from the physics of macromolecules to Bose - Einstein condensation to quantization on non-commutative spaces. The explanations are clear, the details is present without being overwhelming, and the equations support the text well, without being the impenetrable hedge that detail sometimes provokes ... I found reading these books a confortable and, on occasion, a familiar, experience." R Rivers, University of London | ” |
M.Chaichian, A.Demichev, "Path Integrals in Physics Volume 2: Quantum Field Theory, Statistical Physics & Other Modern Applications"
Taylor & Francis | ISBN 0750308028 | 2001 Year | PDF | 2,7 Mb | 356 Pages
Taylor & Francis | ISBN 0750308028 | 2001 Year | PDF | 2,7 Mb | 356 Pages
| “ | Volume II is devoted to quantum field theory and statistical physics. It deals with systems with an inifinite number of degrees of freedom. The full mathematical foundation is not yet completely established in this case. However, the path integral approach has proved extremely useful for the understanding of the most complex problems in quantum field theory, cosmology, condensed matter physics, etc. | ” |