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<h5>introduction</h5>
 
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* transition amplitude are too hard to calculate from the theory, except in infinite time limits
* transition amplitude
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* those limits are the entries of the S-matrix
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* typical way to compute S-matrix entries is using [[correlation functions and Ward identity]]
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* probability amplitude from initial states to final states
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*  Feynman diagram is a tool to compute the probability amplitudes.<br>
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** transition amplitude
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**  scattering amplitude <br>
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*** computation of S-matrix (S = Scattering)
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*** cross section
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*  these are important because they are physically measurable quantity<br>
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** similar to correlation functions in [[5 conformal field theory(CFT)|Conformal Field Theory]]
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** look at [[correlation functions and Ward identity]] page
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* [[2010년 books and articles|논문정리]]
 
* [[2010년 books and articles|논문정리]]

2010년 5월 22일 (토) 10:42 판

introduction
  • transition amplitude are too hard to calculate from the theory, except in infinite time limits
  • those limits are the entries of the S-matrix
  • typical way to compute S-matrix entries is using correlation functions and Ward identity

 

 

  • probability amplitude from initial states to final states
  • Feynman diagram is a tool to compute the probability amplitudes.
    • transition amplitude
    • scattering amplitude 
      • computation of S-matrix (S = Scattering)
      • cross section
  • these are important because they are physically measurable quantity

 

 

 

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