SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on the search for introductory textbooks with full solutions for Quantum Field Theory (QFT) and General Relativity (GR). It concludes that while comprehensive textbooks with full solutions are rare, problem books can supplement pedagogical texts effectively. Recommended resources include "A General Relativity Workbook" by Thomas A. Moore for GR and Atkinson's four volumes for QFT. The discussion emphasizes the importance of working through problems independently and seeking help when necessary.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of Quantum Field Theory (QFT)
- Familiarity with General Relativity (GR)
- Knowledge of problem-solving techniques in physics
- Ability to engage with academic textbooks and supplementary materials
NEXT STEPS
- Research "A General Relativity Workbook" by Thomas A. Moore for foundational GR concepts
- Explore Atkinson's four volumes on Quantum Mechanics and QFT for structured problem-solving
- Investigate the pedagogical text "Gravity: An Introduction to Einstein's General Relativity" by Hartle
- Look into online forums for collaborative problem-solving in GR and QFT
USEFUL FOR
Upper-level undergraduate students in physics, educators seeking supplementary materials for teaching GR and QFT, and anyone looking to enhance their understanding of these complex subjects through problem-solving.