Exploring Quasiparticle Interactions in Quantum Field Theory

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I learned physics( MSc) & my academic orientation was elementary particles and QFT . My thesis is about quasiparticle interaction from the quantum field theory point of view.
I like QFT, basic particles, quasiparticles, accelerators, plasma and superconductivity.
 
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