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I am reading Michael Hines new book, Supersymmetry and String Theory. He keeps referring to "tree-level". What is this?
The discussion centers on the concepts presented in Michael Hines' book, "Supersymmetry and String Theory," specifically the term "tree-level." Tree-level refers to Feynman diagrams that do not contain loops, representing the 0th order in perturbation theory, which is crucial for understanding quantum field theory. This foundational concept is essential for grasping the complexities of supersymmetry and string theory.
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