Review of Interacting Felds and Feynman Digrams

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Review of Interacting Felds and Feynman Digrams Spesker: Lei-wang

Why do I want to show this to you?

Correlation Functions Contents PART 01 Perturbation Theory PART 02 Correlation Functions PART 03 Wick's Theorem PART 04 Feynman Diagrams

Perturbation Theory to preserve causality: interactions:

Perturbation Theory “phi-fourth”throry QED yukawa theory renormalizable

Correlation Functions two-point correlation function Feynman propagator we would like to know how this expression changes in the interacting interacting theory?

Correlation Functions where

Correlation Functions properties

Correlation Functions where our final result:

Wick's Theorem where normal ordering symbol N relation between T and N

Wick's Theorem generalization to arbitrarily many fields example prove Wick's theorem

Feynman Diagrams with the exponential expanded the second term

Feynman Diagrams final result position-space Feynman rules

Feynman Diagrams momentum-space Feynman rules

Feynman Diagrams Consider T disconnected pieces

Feynman Diagrams sum of all diagrams for connected pieces then we get

Feynman Diagrams denominator finally generalization example

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