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Graduate Problem 19.1 Peskin: Find Harmonic Oscillator Solution
I think the question/problem is quite clear: The problem 19.1 from the peskin QFT book. I give as a fact that anyone in the high energy physics section has acces to this book to refer to the problem. Anyway the problem is the following: given the equation -i \sigma \cdot D \psi_R=0, where...- JCCJ
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Graduate Problem 19.1 Peskin: Find Harmonic Oscillator Solution
Hi, I'm trying to do this problem (19.1 from Peskin) that apparently should be quite straightforward but when I plug the anzat given at c) into the equation I don't get an harmonic oscillator as the book indicates. Could please anyone tell me what is wrong? Thanks- JCCJ
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Graduate Renormalized Feynmann Rules (derivation)
Thanks! Yes I did it, I was puzzled because at first glance it seemed to me arbitrary regard this kinetic counterterm as part of the interaction hamiltonian and the standar kinectic term not, but I have clarified myself.- JCCJ
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Graduate Renormalized Feynmann Rules (derivation)
I'm studing the basics of renormalization (with phi^4 theory) and once you write the renormalized lagrangian with the counterterms, how do you derive the feynmann rules asociated to the kinetic counterterm? ---∅--- = i(p^2 δ Z - δ m) How??...- JCCJ
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