Book on Feynmann diagrammatica and renormalization group

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The discussion focuses on seeking recommendations for books that cover Feynman diagrams and the renormalization group, specifically for someone with a physics background familiar with ordinary and partial differential equations, as well as Feynman integrals and propagators. A notable suggestion is the Dover publication "A Guide to Feynman Diagrams in the Many-Body Problem" by Mattuck, which is considered suitable for understanding the applications of these concepts in many-body physics. The conversation emphasizes the need for resources that provide clear examples and calculations related to these advanced topics in theoretical physics.
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i would need some good books (with examples) in the following subjects

- Feynman diagramas (how to calculate them)

- Renormalization group

my background: i have got a degree on physics, so i know what ODE , PDE , or even the Feynman integral and propagator, but i did not study the part of 'renormalization' and 'Feynmann graphs'
 
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which are the applications you are looking for? Particle Physics? many body physics?
 
There's a Dover book by Mattuck, "A Guide to Feynman Diagrams in the Many-Body Problem" which I think will meet your requirements.
 

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