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'Aitchison's clear exposition of many difficult concepts will be hard to better.' Physics Bulletin 'A beautifully written book and a pleasure to read.' New Scientist 'This book fulfils its aim in being an attractive complement to more extensive theoretical texts.' Contemporary Physics 'Any thinking theoretical physicist should benefit from reading this book.' British Book News
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'Aitchison's clear exposition of many difficult concepts will be hard to better.' Physics Bulletin
'A beautifully written book and a pleasure to read.' New Scientist
'This book fulfils its aim in being an attractive complement to more extensive theoretical texts.' Contemporary Physics
'Any thinking theoretical physicist should benefit from reading this book.' British Book News
'A beautifully written book and a pleasure to read.' New Scientist
'This book fulfils its aim in being an attractive complement to more extensive theoretical texts.' Contemporary Physics
'Any thinking theoretical physicist should benefit from reading this book.' British Book News
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The Glashow-Salam-Weinberg (GSW) theory of the electroweak interactions, and the theory of the strong interactions between quarks based on colour-dependent forces (quantum chromodynamics, or QCD), are both gauge field theories - remarkable generalisations of the first gauge field theory, quantum electrodynamics (QED). Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
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The Glashow-Salam-Weinberg (GSW) theory of the electroweak interactions, and the theory of the strong interactions between quarks based on colour-dependent forces (quantum chromodynamics, or QCD), are both gauge field theories - remarkable generalisations of the first gauge field theory, quantum electrodynamics (QED). Read the first page Browse Sample Pages
Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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