Yes, this book is no longer appropriate for modern course on QFT, and sale of the book becoming a problem for McGraw-Hill.MathematicalPhysicist said:I've seen at Amazon that Dover plans to republish "Relativistic Quantum Fields"
does someone know if "Relativistic Quantum Mechanics" will be republish?
I read the reviews for the edition that they have at Amazon for the latter, and it seems the print is unreadable...
Bjorken's and Drell's classic work, also known as "Relativistic Quantum Mechanics," is a fundamental book in theoretical physics that explores the quantum theory of particles and fields in a relativistic framework.
James D. Bjorken and Sidney D. Drell were two American theoretical physicists who collaborated on the classic work "Relativistic Quantum Mechanics" in 1964. They made significant contributions to quantum field theory, particle physics, and quantum chromodynamics.
The key concepts in Bjorken's and Drell's classic work include the formulation of the path integral approach to quantum mechanics, the introduction of the concept of gauge invariance, and the development of the renormalization group method.
Bjorken's and Drell's classic work has had a significant impact on modern physics, particularly in the fields of quantum field theory and particle physics. Their work has been used in the development of the standard model of particle physics and has been cited in numerous publications in these fields.
Yes, Bjorken's and Drell's classic work is still highly relevant today. Their work forms the basis for many modern theories and calculations in theoretical physics, and their concepts are still widely used and studied by physicists around the world.