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can anyone explain 2 me the fact that we don't have the concept of potentials in relativity...

thanx so mch

well tell me what u have understood...i 'll b glad 2 read what u 've interpreted of it...

group theory is an integral part of particle physics and one needs a good understanding of this before one switches on to reading particle phy ...please give me a good reference for this ... i m new to both group theory and particle physics ...thosugh i 've read about the historical evolutions...

you cn refer .." quarks leptons & gauge fields" by kerson huang ...it's wonderful ...hope u'll like it

thanks for the help ...and i apologise for not writing in the correct english ... could u please tell me more about the references for QFT

can ne 1 explain 2 me the canonical formalism of generalising the concept of field in QFT...i m not 2 sure abt the replacement of generalised coordinates q(i) i=1,2,... n with phi(x)

please elaborate ..." particle quantum mechanics is valid in the nonrelativistic regime by definition ...it refuses to obey relativity ...this is not bcoz we write non relativistic hamiltonians bt the concept of potentials is untenable in relativity ...since it assumes the transfer of...

in sampling about the flavor u,d,s ...we use the t3, t8 generators amd plot all the possible combinations of their eigen values ...and then define u ,d , s... i want 2 ask that why specifically these 2 SU(3) generators are used t o define flavors? I have vague answers 2 this question but m...

can some one explain 2 me the basis of photon polarization ...?

quantum mechanics deals with the algebra of the operators assigned to the observables.

what is the reason behind choosing the linear vector spaces in representing the state of a system? why is it convenient ? and why do we actually need a linearity ?

can ne 1 explain 2 me the basics of lorentz transformations...mathematically i know how things transform bt i want a more revealing explanation ...relate it 2 boosts and rotations also ... thanx

what do we mean by mass dimensions ..? and if we r talking abt the general dimensions here then y s the term mass included here? what is the mass dimension of the fields?(field here means the set of numbers at each point in space time )

study of how nature works ...basically the reasons behind the proceedings of the phenomenon around us ...and that 2 mathematically ...don't forget the famous quote "god must b a mathematician"