Courses Math & Physics Courses for Quantum & Statistical Field Theory

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Relevant mathematics courses for studying quantum field theory (QFT) and statistical field theory include topics such as Hilbert spaces and group theory, which are foundational for understanding the mathematical framework of these theories. Additional resources like Quora and Stack Exchange provide curated lists of mathematical prerequisites, emphasizing the importance of a solid mathematical background for physics undergraduates. Engaging with these mathematical concepts is crucial for a comprehensive grasp of QFT and related fields.
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Summary:: What are the relevant mathematics/ mathematical physics courses for studying quantum field theory and statistical field theory?

I'm a physics undergraduate currently in my junior(third) year, thanks.
 
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Pispi Choudhury said:
Summary:: What are the relevant mathematics/ mathematical physics courses for studying quantum field theory and statistical field theory?

I'm a physics undergraduate currently in my junior(third) year, thanks.
I would say that, first of all, you need to learn about Hilbert spaces and group theory
 
Gaussian97 said:
I would say that, first of all, you need to learn about Hilbert spaces and group theory
Thank you !
 
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