This discussion focuses on the intersection of Group Theory and Quantum Field Theory (QFT), specifically addressing the challenges students face when attempting to solve related problems. Participants emphasize the importance of presenting clear, readable questions, preferably using LaTeX formatting, to facilitate effective assistance. The conversation highlights the necessity for students to demonstrate their understanding and efforts in tackling specific subquestions, particularly those involving character tables and calculations related to group representations.
PREREQUISITESStudents and educators in physics, particularly those studying Quantum Field Theory and Group Theory, as well as anyone seeking to improve their problem-solving skills in these areas.
I'll attach versions below that I've run through contrast enhancement multiple times. They are a bit more readable now, but at least the first page has some cut-off text to the right. Not sure if this helps enough to get you some replies.EigenJm said:
I'm afraid we are not here to solve your homework for you. You have to show us some efforts and which of the many subquestions you have problems with, preferably in Latex. It isn't that difficult, just a few tags and that's it.EigenJm said: