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Massless integrable quantum field theories and massless scattering in 1+1 dimensions

Paul Fendley, Hubert Saleur

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These lecture notes provide an elementary introduction to the study of massless integrable quantum field theory in 1+1 dimensions using ``massless scattering''. Some previously unpublished results are also presented, including a non-perturbative study of Virasoro conserved quantities.

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These lecture notes provide an elementary introduction to the study of massless integrable quantum field theory in 1+1 dimensions using ``massless scattering''. Some previously unpublished results are also presented, including a non-perturbative study of Virasoro conserved quantities.

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These lecture notes provide an elementary introduction to the study of massless integrable quantum field theory in 1+1 dimensions using ``massless scattering''. Some previously unpublished results are also presented, including a non-perturbative study of Virasoro conserved quantities.

Key concepts: Massless particle, Integrable system, Quantum field theory, Physics, Field (mathematics), Scattering, Quantum, Mathematical physics

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