Quantum Field Theory: A Modern Introduction

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Some copies of a specific book are available on Amazon for as low as $13.00, making it an attractive purchase for those interested in acquiring a reference text. The book is noted for its rich content across various topics but is not recommended for beginners, as it requires a strong background in mathematics and advanced quantum mechanics. Additionally, Kaku's writing style is described as fast-paced, which may pose challenges for those less familiar with the subject matter.
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I noticed that some copies of this book are available at Amazon for as low as $13.00, and increbible price. I just ordered a copy for my self. If anyone else is interested, they are here:


 
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THis is a good book to acquire for a reference; it is very rich in topics. It is not a good book to learn the subject from scratch, as it assumes considerable mathematical sophistication and familiarity with QM at the advanced level.
 
That is what I've heard. Kaku's books move very fast.
 

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