 | From Quantum Mechanics to Quantum Field Theory |
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In the coming academic year the department will be offering a sequence of two classes in quantum field theory
Phys 751 - Fall 2006
Relativistic Quantum Mechanics and Introduction to Quantum Field Theory
If you want to know........
1. What happens when you combine special relativity and quantum mechanics?
2. What happens to quantum theory for an infinite number of degrees of freedom?
..........then take this class!
When? (to be announced)
Where? (to be announced)
Credits? 3.0 credit hours
Prerequisites? Phys 451 or instructor's consent.
Contact: Jean-Franรงois Van Huele,
N151 ESC, 422-4481, vanhuele@byu.edu
Phys 752 - Winter 2007
Topics in Quantum Field Theory
When? to be announced
Where? to be announced
Credits? 3.0 credit hours
Prerequisites? Phys 751 or instructor's consent.
Contact: Manuel Berrondo
N149 ESC, 422-4635 manuel_berrondo@byu.edu
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