Quantum Field Theory - Places to study

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The discussion centers on pursuing a PhD in Quantum Field Theory (QFT) within the context of theoretical physics. The original poster expresses a strong interest in QFT and seeks recommendations for the best institutions to study this field. Participants highlight the distinction between working on the mathematical formalism of QFT and its application to physical problems, particularly in high energy physics. The original poster clarifies their interest in solving physical problems related to high energy physics while also wanting to deepen their understanding of the formalism. The conversation emphasizes the limited number of researchers focusing specifically on QFT, despite its widespread application across various physics domains.
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Hi!

I'm in a master course in theoretical physics and enjoying a lot to learn about Quantum Field Theory (QFT)!
So I was thinking doing a PhD related do QFT. What are the best places to work on QFT?

Thanks a lot!
 
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While there are many (many...) people who use QFT from high energy to solid state physics, there are only few people who work on QFT per se. Are you interested in the mathematical formalism itself, or applying it to a physical problem ?
 
humanino said:
While there are many (many...) people who use QFT from high energy to solid state physics, there are only few people who work on QFT per se. Are you interested in the mathematical formalism itself, or applying it to a physical problem ?

I'm interested in solving physical problems in high energy physics, but acquiring a greater understanding of the formalism would be great also!
 
particle physics phenemonology. Thats what you are referring to.
 
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