Quantum Field Theory
53 Functional Determinants (44, 45) 326 III Spin One 331 ... 64 The Magnetic Moment of the Electron (63) 383 65 Loop Corrections in Scalar Electrodynamics (61, 62) 386 66 Beta Functions in Quantum Electrodynamics (52, 62) 395 ... step-by-step introduction to this subject, one
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