Titlebook: Basics of Thermal Field Theory; A Tutorial on Pertur Mikko Laine,Aleksi Vuorinen Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 20

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P. Huber,K. Jensen,R. M. Shapirochinery is employed for defining and computing a thermal gluon mass, also known as a Debye mass. Finally, the free energy density of non-Abelian black-body radiation is determined up to third order in the coupling constant, revealing a highly non-trivial structure in this asymptotic series.

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Types and Modules for Net Specificationsn of non-Abelian gauge field theory. This leads to the construction of a dimensionally reduced effective field theory for capturing certain (so-called “static”, i.e. time-independent) properties of QCD (or more generally Standard Model) thermodynamics in the high-temperature limit.

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P. Huber,A. M. Jensen,L. O. Jepsen,K. Jensenective potential, is introduced in order to handle this situation. Subsequently the case of a Dirac fermion at a finite chemical potential is discussed. The concept of a susceptibility is introduced. The quark number susceptibility in QCD is evaluated up to second order in the gauge coupling.

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Re-Casting Patronage: Organizations,ch implement a particular resummation, is introduced. HTL-resummed gauge field and fermion propagators are derived. The main plasma physics phenomena that the HTL resummation captures are pointed out. A warning is issued that although necessary HTL resummation is in general not sufficient for obtaining a systematic weak-coupling expansion.

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0075-8450 single lessons.Introduces the basic formalism, concepts, and.This book presents thermal field theory techniques, which can be applied in both cosmology and the theoretical description of the QCD plasma generated in heavy-ion collision experiments. It focuses on gauge interactions (whether weak or st

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P. Huber,K. Jensen,R. M. Shapiroh integral is evaluated in momentum space, and the earlier result is reproduced upon a careful treatment of the zero-mode contribution. Finally, the concept of 2-point functions (propagators) is introduced, and some of their key properties are derived in imaginary time.

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M. Silva,J. Martinez,P. Ladet,H. Allaoncept of Grassmann variables satisfying antiperiodic boundary conditions. The corresponding Matsubara frequencies are introduced, the partition function is evaluated in the low and high-temperature expansions, and the structures of these expansions are compared with those of a scalar field theory.

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Quantum Mechanics,h integral is evaluated in momentum space, and the earlier result is reproduced upon a careful treatment of the zero-mode contribution. Finally, the concept of 2-point functions (propagators) is introduced, and some of their key properties are derived in imaginary time.