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Field theory and the Standard Model

Валерий Анатольевич Рубаков

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These lectures aim at highlighting certain key ingredients in the construction of quantum field theory in general, and the Standard Model in particular.They are not meant to replace textbooks; rather, they are intended as an overview of basic ideas behind the current theory of elementary particles and their interactions.

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These lectures aim at highlighting certain key ingredients in the construction of quantum field theory in general, and the Standard Model in particular.They are not meant to replace textbooks; rather, they are intended as an overview of basic ideas behind the current theory of elementary particles and their interactions.

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These lectures aim at highlighting certain key ingredients in the construction of quantum field theory in general, and the Standard Model in particular.They are not meant to replace textbooks; rather, they are intended as an overview of basic ideas behind the current theory of elementary particles and their interactions.

Key concepts: Standard Model (mathematical formulation), Physics, Theoretical physics, Physics beyond the Standard Model, Quantum field theory, Electroweak interaction, Electroweak scale, Field (mathematics)

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