Quantum Electrodynamics: Volume 4 2nd edition [Pehme köide]

(Institute of Physical Sciences, U.S.S.R Academy of Sciences, Moscow), , (Institute for Physical Problems, USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow, USSR)
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 680 pages, kõrgus x laius: 241x159 mm, kaal: 1030 g
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  • ISBN-10: 0750633719
  • ISBN-13: 9780750633710
Several significant additions have been made to the second edition, including the operator method of calculating the bremsstrahlung cross-section, the calcualtion of the probabilities of photon-induced pair production and photon decay in a magnetic
field, the asymptotic form of the scattering amplitudes at high energies, inelastic scattering of electrons by hadrons, and the transformation of electron-positron pairs into hadrons.




Several significant additions have been made to the second edition, including the operator method of calculating the bremsstrahlung cross-section, the calcualtion of the probabilities of photon-induced pair production and photon decay in a magnetic
field, the asymptotic form of the scattering amplitudes at high energies, inelastic scattering of electrons by hadrons, and the transformation of electron-positron pairs into hadrons.

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"The treatment is thorough.. it is careful without being pedantic; and it is well supplied with applications to experimental situations...excellent value." --Physics Bulletin

Notation
Introduction 1(1)
The uncertainty principle in the relativistic case
1(4)
I. PHOTONS
Quantization of the free electromagnetic field
5(5)
Photons
10(2)
Gauge invariance
12(2)
The electromagnetic field in quantum theory
14(2)
The angular momentum and parity of the photon
16(3)
Spherical waves of photons
19(5)
The polarization of the photon
24(5)
A two-photon system
29(4)
II. BOSONS
The wave equation for particles with spin zero
33(4)
Particles and antiparticles
37(4)
Strictly neutral particles
41(3)
The transformations C, P. and T
44(6)
The wave equation for a particle with spin one
50(3)
The wave equation for particles with higher integral spins
53(2)
Helicity states of a particle
55(7)
III. FERMIONS
Four-dimensional spinors
62(2)
The relation between spinors and 4-vectors
64(4)
Inversion of spinors
68(5)
Dirac's equation in the spinor representation
73(2)
The symmetrical form of Dirac's equation
75(5)
Algebra of Dirac matrices
80(4)
Plane waves
84(4)
Spherical waves
88(3)
The relation between the spin and the statistics
91(3)
Charge conjugation and time reversal of spinors
94(5)
Internal symmetry of particles and antiparticles
99(2)
Bilinear forms
101(5)
The polarization density matrix
106(5)
Neutrinos
111(4)
The wave equation for a particle with spin 3/2
115(3)
IV. PARTICLES IN AN EXTERNAL FIELD
Dirac's equation for an electron in an external field
118(4)
Expansion in powers of 1/c
122(4)
Fine structure of levels of the hydrogen atom
126(2)
Motion in a centrally symmetric field
128(5)
Motion in a Coulomb field
133(7)
Scattering in a centrally symmetric field
140(2)
Scattering in the ultra-relativistic case
142(2)
The continuous-spectrum wave functions for scattering in a Coulomb field
144(4)
An electron in the field of an electromagnetic plane wave
148(3)
Motion of spin in an external field
151(6)
Neutron scattering in an electric field
157(2)
V. RADIATION
The electromagnetic interaction operator
159(2)
Emission and absorption
161(3)
Dipole radiation
164(2)
Electric multipole radiation
166(5)
Magnetic multipole radiation
171(2)
Angular distribution and polarization of the radiation
173(8)
Radiation from atoms: the electric type
181(5)
Radiation from atoms: the magnetic type
186(3)
Radiation from atoms: the Zeeman and Stark effects
189(3)
Radiation from atoms: the hydrogen atom
192(5)
Radiation from diatomic molecules: electronic spectra
197(6)
Radiation from diatomic molecules: vibrational and rotational spectra
203(2)
Radiation from nuclei
205(2)
The photoelectric effect: non-relativistic case
207(5)
The photoelectric effect: relativistic case
212(4)
Photodisintegration of the deuteron
216(5)
VI. SCATTERING OF RADIATION
The scattering tensor
221(10)
Scattering by freely oriented systems
231(6)
Scattering by molecules
237(3)
Natural width of spectral lines
240(4)
Resonance fluorescence
244(3)
VII. THE SCATTERING MATRIX
The scattering amplitude
247(5)
Reactions involving polarized particles
252(4)
Kinematic invariants
256(2)
Physical regions
258(6)
Expansion in partial amplitudes
264(4)
Symmetry of helicity scattering amplitudes
268(6)
Invariant amplitudes
274(4)
The unitarity condition
278(5)
VIII. INVARIANT PERTURBATION THEORY
The chronological product
283(3)
Feynman diagrams for electron scattering
286(6)
Feynman diagrams for photon scattering
292(3)
The electron propagator
295(5)
The photon propagator
300(4)
General rules of the diagram technique
304(7)
Crossing invariance
311(1)
Virtual particles
312(5)
IX. INTERACTION OF ELECTRONS
Scattering of an electron in an external field
317(4)
Scattering of electrons and positrons by an electron
321(9)
Ionization losses of fast particles
330(6)
Breit's equation
336(7)
Positronium
343(4)
The interaction of atoms at large distances
347(7)
X. INTERACTION OF ELECTRONS WITH PHOTONS
Scattering of a photon by an electron
354(5)
Scattering of a photon by an electron. Polarization effects
359(9)
Two-photon annihilation of an electron pair
368(3)
Annihilation of positronium
371(5)
Synchrotron radiation
376(10)
Pair production by a photon in a magnetic field
386(3)
Electron-nucleus bremsstrahlung. The non-relativistic case
389(11)
Electron-nucleus bremsstrahlung. The relativistic case
400(10)
Pair production by a photon in the field of a nucleus
410(3)
Exact theory of pair production in the ultra-relativistic case
413(6)
Exact theory of bremsstrahlung in the ultra-relativistic case
419(7)
Electron-electron bremsstrahlung in the ultra-relativistic case
426(5)
Emission of soft photons in collisions
431(7)
The method of equivalent photons
438(6)
Pair production in collisions between particles
444(5)
Emission of a photon by an electron in the field of a strong electromagnetic wave
449(7)
XI. EXACT PROPAGATORS AND VERTEX PARTS
Field operators in the Heisenberg representation
456(3)
The exact photon propagator
459(6)
The self-energy function of the photon
465(3)
The exact electron propagator
468(4)
Vertex parts
472(4)
Dyson's equations
476(2)
Ward's identity
478(3)
Electron propagators in an external field
481(6)
Physical conditions for renormalization
487(6)
Analytical properties of photon propagators
493(3)
Regularization of Feynman integrals
496(5)
XII. RADIATIVE CORRECTIONS
Calculation of the polarization operator
501(3)
Radiative corrections to Coulomb's law
504(4)
Calculation of the imaginary part of the polarization operator from the Feynman integral
508(5)
Electromagnetic form factors of the electron
513(4)
Calculation of electron form factors
517(4)
Anomalous magnetic moment of the electron
521(3)
Calculation of the mass operator
524(5)
Emission of soft photons with non-zero mass
529(5)
Electron scattering in an external field in the second Born approximation
534(6)
Radiative corrections to electron scattering in an external field
540(4)
Radiative shift of atomic levels
544(7)
Radiative shift of mesic-atom levels
551(1)
The relativistic equation for bound states
552(7)
The double dispersion relation
559(7)
Photon-photon scattering
566(7)
Coherent scattering of a photon in the field of a nucleus
573(2)
Radiative corrections to the electromagnetic field equations
575(10)
Photon splitting in a magnetic field
585(7)
Calculation of integrals over four-dimensional regions
592(5)
XIII. ASYMPTOTIC FORMULAE OF QUANTUM ELECTRODYNAMICS
Asymptotic form of the photon propagator for large momenta
597(4)
The relation between unrenormalized and actual charges
601(2)
Asymptotic form of the scattering amplitudes at high energies
603(5)
Separation of the double-logarithmic terms in the vertex operator
608(6)
Double-logarithmic asymptotic form of the vertex operator
614(2)
Double-logarithmic asymptotic form of the electron-muon scattering amplitude
616(8)
XIV. ELECTRODYNAMICS OF HADRONS
Electromagnetic form factors of hadrons
624(5)
Electron-hadron scattering
629(3)
The low-energy theorem for bremsstrahlung
632(3)
The low-energy theorem for photon-hadron scattering
635(3)
Multipole moments of hadrons
638(5)
Inelastic electron-hadron scattering
643(2)
Hadron formation from an electron-positron pair
645(4)
Index 649