Quantum Field Theory for Mathematicians by Ed Witten

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The discussion centers around locating a set of lectures by Ed Witten on quantum field theory for mathematicians, mentioned in the preface of Srednicki's quantum field theory book. Participants express uncertainty about the correct link, with suggestions including a potential link from the Institute for Advanced Study and a reference to a book on Amazon. There is a consensus that the lectures should be available for free online, but the exact location remains elusive. One participant suggests contacting Professor Srednicki directly for clarification and encourages sharing any response that includes the correct link.
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The in the preface to his quantum field theory book, Srednicki mentions that there is a set of lectures by Ed Witten on quantum field theory for mathematicians that is available online. Does anyone know where this is?
 
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Hmm, maybe. But Srednicki said that it was available for free online.. but I can't find it.
 
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dx said:
Hmm, maybe. But Srednicki said that it was available for free online.. but I can't find it.

you can mail Professor Srednicki and ask, he is very nice and helpful :)

if he answer, please share the link here :)
 

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