Literature for introduction to O(N) vector model

In summary, the conversation is about a student looking for literature on the O(N) vector model in their QFT class. They have asked their teacher and searched through their notes and textbook without success. Another student recommends the book "Methods of contemporary gauge theory" by Makeeno and suggests asking other professors for references. The student also expresses frustration with their teacher's lack of support.
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TL;DR Summary: Looking for literature on O(N) vector model

Hello,

We have been going over the O(N) vector model in my QFT class but the notes are not very detailed and we are not using a textbook. Does anyone know of a good QFT book which goes over this material? I have a copy of Shrednicki but I couldn‘t find any mention of it.

Thanks in advance!
 
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Methods of contemporary gauge theory, by Makeeno
 
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If you mean the linear ##\sigma## model, have a look at

S. Coleman, Aspects of Symmetry, Cambridge University
Press, Cambridge, New York, Melbourne (1985).
 
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Which is a book all qft students should own and read nevertheless!
 
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malawi_glenn said:
Methods of contemporary gauge theory, by Makeeno
Thank you!
 
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Have you asked the teacher of the class for reference litterature?
 
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Yes but unfortunately they do not really care that much about the class and didn't have any :(
 
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josephsanders said:
Yes but unfortunately they do not really care that much about the class and didn't have any :(
Is there any principal or educational supervisor you could ask?
 
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malawi_glenn said:
Is there any principal or educational supervisor you could ask?
That is a good idea, I can probably ask some other professors who work in the field. Thank you.
 
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josephsanders said:
That is a good idea, I can probably ask some other professors who work in the field. Thank you.
Also you could point out how you feel and think about the professor in that course of yours who was not willing to help you.
Never heard of a professor who does not want to provide reference and supplementary reading material
 
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1. What is the O(N) vector model in literature?

The O(N) vector model is a mathematical model used in literature to analyze and predict the behavior of large collections of objects. It is based on the idea of representing each object as a vector in a high-dimensional space, where the dimensions correspond to different features or characteristics of the object. This model is commonly used in fields such as linguistics, psychology, and computer science.

2. How is the O(N) vector model used in literature?

The O(N) vector model is used in literature to analyze and classify large sets of data, such as texts, images, or cultural artifacts. By representing each object as a vector, it is possible to compare and contrast different objects based on their similarities and differences. This can help researchers identify patterns, trends, and relationships within a body of literature.

3. What are the advantages of using the O(N) vector model in literature?

One of the main advantages of the O(N) vector model is its ability to handle large and complex datasets. By representing objects as vectors, it is possible to analyze and compare thousands or even millions of objects at once. Additionally, this model allows for a more nuanced and multidimensional analysis of literature, as it takes into account multiple features and characteristics of each object.

4. Are there any limitations to the O(N) vector model in literature?

Like any other mathematical model, the O(N) vector model has its limitations. For example, it relies on the assumption that all objects can be represented as vectors in a high-dimensional space, which may not always be the case in literature. Additionally, the interpretation of the results obtained from this model can be subjective and may vary depending on the researcher's perspective.

5. Can the O(N) vector model be applied to all types of literature?

The O(N) vector model can be applied to a wide range of literature, including written texts, visual arts, and cultural artifacts. However, the effectiveness of this model may vary depending on the type of literature being analyzed and the research questions being addressed. It is important for researchers to carefully consider the applicability and limitations of this model before using it in their studies.

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